Re:The case to legalize single-stair multifamily housing
by cycomanic on Thursday January 18, 2024 @02:49PM
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Actually the legislation is fine, much better than before. It's the enforcement that's lacking.
I'd say >90% of cookie banners break the law. It's just that enforcement is only slowly catching up. We have already seen a couple of cases and I expect that as soon as there have been more rulings banners will start to dissappear or become much simpler.
Re:The case to legalize single-stair multifamily housing
by crazygringo on Thursday January 18, 2024 @02:53PM
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What basis do you have for saying they would disappear?
I've never heard anyone suggest that.
(And them becoming "simpler" is irrelevant. As far as unwanted interruptions go, a popup is a popup.)
Re:The case to legalize single-stair multifamily housing
by drcongo on Thursday January 18, 2024 @02:16PM
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Just out of interest, you prefer to have your data harvested and sold?
Re:The case to legalize single-stair multifamily housing
by AnimalMuppet on Thursday January 18, 2024 @02:21PM
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How about: Don't harvest and sell my data, and don't show me a bunch of popups about exactly what data you can collect on me?
Re:The case to legalize single-stair multifamily housing
by drcongo on Thursday January 18, 2024 @02:22PM
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That is of course the ideal, but what, you're just gonna trust them?
Re:The case to legalize single-stair multifamily housing
by crazygringo on Thursday January 18, 2024 @02:40PM
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I don't trust a popup a single bit more than no popup.
So it's not like I trust anything either way. Get rid of the popups. Any solution needs to be legal and not involve popups.
If only a few websites had the banner, then maybe I'd blame those websites. But when they virtually all do, I blame the law.