Dark patterns in GDPR consent boxes

Re:Dark patterns in GDPR consent boxes by contravariant on Tuesday July 07, 2020 @07:57AM (#23758242)

Frankly at this point all I want is a way to signal "Yes I have looked at the cookie settings in my browser and I know what I'm doing".

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Re:Dark patterns in GDPR consent boxes by crawlcrawler on Tuesday July 07, 2020 @08:12AM (#23758348)

There is at least one way that I know of to realize your dream. First, disable "do-not-track" header in your browser. Secondly, lobby for organizations to honor the "do-not-track" header. The whole world will thank you.

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Re:Dark patterns in GDPR consent boxes by contravariant on Tuesday July 07, 2020 @08:49AM (#23758637)

How does disabling the do-not-track header help me? I can't indicate that I take responsibility for handling the cookies by not sending a header, that would be passive 'consent' which doesn't qualify.

Also it's not that I'm consenting to being tracked I just don't care whether they set cookies as I will delete them automatically anyway. That's very different from telling them to go ahead and figure out my identity.

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Re:Dark patterns in GDPR consent boxes by SAI_Peregrinus on Tuesday July 07, 2020 @08:25AM (#23758440)

Use on of the anti cookie consent banner blocklists with your ad blocker?

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Re:Dark patterns in GDPR consent boxes by contravariant on Tuesday July 07, 2020 @08:44AM (#23758596)

I mean I do, but some of them still get through.

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