> People don't like being tracked without consent, but people haaate all the "This site uses cookies" popups.
I thought that was the intent… surfacing ubiquitous tracking to direct consumer frustration at the practice itself.
I thought that was the intent… surfacing ubiquitous tracking to direct consumer frustration at the practice itself.
We click the popups and get annoyed at the EU, not at the website.
I guess they can also enforce a good UX by controlling what is listed/installable on the play store, so apps can’t maliciously comply.
Pre-2018 nobody cared about sharing data with third parties. Today nobody wants to be this company. https://www.nrk.no/kultur/nettapotek-delte-med-facebook-at-d...
Ymmv, but nada is categorically wrong.
In the EU and Japan for example, prices include tax, allowing for a more honest depiction of total cost to the consumer.