>Would this include browsers which have the DNT header enabled by default
It's EU - the default is to require consent for using personal data (which in at least few of the jurisdictions IPs are included). The the 'default' should be out.
It's EU - the default is to require consent for using personal data (which in at least few of the jurisdictions IPs are included). The the 'default' should be out.
To which I'd say: they shouldn't even see the cookie banner in that case. DNT alone is enough.
And if I say "yes, actually, even though it was very rude of you to ask, given the shirt that I am wearing...in fact, I would like to have sex with you," then you should at least have the decency to wait for me to take my shirt off before having sex with me.
If I decide it's really not worth the effort to take the shirt off, then it turns out, actually, no, I really did not want the sex after all.
Consent/tracking doesn't mean solely 'cookie' banners.
EU courts have already ruled that "cookie banners" that are too-confusing aren't considered consent.