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If you enjoy clicking things you can spend hours in their cookie consent boxes untickinv the several hundred individual ‘legitimate interest’ tick boxes for in
by Angostura 22d ago
If you enjoy clicking things you can spend hours in their cookie consent boxes untickinv the several hundred individual ‘legitimate interest’ tick boxes for individual vendors
- gear54rus 22d agoUblock seems to work with this one.
- dec0dedab0de 22d agoYeah, I didn't even see the popup
- thi2 22d agoNo reject all button means a closed tab.
- mherdelight 22d agoIt's not like a "reject all" button actually rejects all. They get to decide what "reject all" means in the, well, popup that you just rejected.
- wlesieutre 22d agoOnly hundreds? I ended up on Thingiverse by accident yesterday it’s RESPONSIBLE USE OF YOUR DATA We and our 1022 partners…
- coldpie 22d agoIt's your browser's job to protect you, not the website's. There's no guarantee that a "reject all" button does anything, anyway. Instead, just dismiss the banner however and clear the site's cookies in the browser when you're done. On Firefox, you can clear your cookies in 3 clicks, use the little button on the left side of the URL bar and hit "Clear cookies and site data" and then Confirm.
- tedmiston 22d ago*browser extensions' job
- pyrale 22d agoCookie consent usually also covers fingerprinting. Clearing cookies won't protect you from that, not giving your consent may in some jurisdictions.
- coldpie 22d agoHas that ever been enforced? I don't see any real reason to trust that clicking on a div actually does anything.
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- simonebrunozzi 20d agoProof that regulation does not work.