A consent system relied upon by tech giants including Google, Microsoft, Amazon and X to serve targeted online advertising has been ruled to be incompatible with the GDPR.
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Gerard Cunningham ✒️
in reply to Gerard Cunningham ✒️ • • •Davey
in reply to Gerard Cunningham ✒️ • • •I remember being excited about that one, unfortunately it was honoured about as often as robots.txt
Only learned about this today: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_P…
Shockingly, it it not yet supported in Chrome.
web technology for signalling legally binding notice to prevent sale of user information
Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)Gerard Cunningham ✒️
in reply to Davey • • •Large fines.
And burn the servers.
Take off and nuke the entire site from orbit.
الجبر خوارزمی
in reply to Gerard Cunningham ✒️ • • •@davey_cakes
deeply annoyed by the way the Do-Not-Track header was lied about, when there was browser support for it across the major vendors, so that it could be replaced by this vaporware
great trick to make it impossibly hard for a user to automatedly invoke their GDPR rights to object to processing using technical means, as per article 20 or 21 or something, when the DNT header was already there, implemented and working
Gerard Cunningham ✒️
in reply to الجبر خوارزمی • • •@lbruno @davey_cakes
There will, inevitably, be a legal decision on this. Just a matter of time.