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The EU is showning these banners on their own websites. So not even the EU is capable of creating a website without banners (because - even the EU - wants analy

by seppel 3y ago

The EU is showning these banners on their own websites. So not even the EU is capable of creating a website without banners (because - even the EU - wants analytics and other bullshit).

foldr 3y ago
The EU parliament website says "We use analytics cookies to offer you a better browsing experience. You have the choice to refuse or accept them." I'd personally rather have the choice than not.
- seppel 3y ago
  > I'd personally rather have the choice than not. There are browser settings since the invention of cookies to control which sites are allowed to set cookies.
  - Gud 3y ago
    Yes, but not what the cookies can be used for, an important distinction.