Privacy · 3 年前

France orders Google and Facebook to offer one-click cookie rejection

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France orders Google and Facebook to offer one-click cookie rejection

arstechnica.com

Privacy · 3 年前

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France fines Google and Facebook €210M, says complex cookie opt-outs are illegal.

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It would be way easier if the websites had to enable or disable tracking cookies based on the “Do Not Track” setting instead of an unnecessarily annoying pop up
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  This is a what Global Privacy Control is supposed to be.

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