”Our European visitors are important to us.” I’m trying to imagine how they decided to go with this headline for the screen that tells European visitors to get lost.
> In our quest to improve our service for you, the user, we're making it worse.
If you're doing something good, you announce that you're doing something good. If you're doing something bad, you announce you're doing something good.
It appears that "respecting peoples' privacy" currently equates to having an overlay with a button to accept cookies, and a message stating that using the website means accepting <whatever>. So I haven't figured out what the button means, but to preserve maximum uncertainty, I try not to click it.
Or just because the US doesn't have good privacy laws doesn't mean you should then decide to suck up as much data on everyone as possible. Just because they can be a dick doesn't mean they have to.
Compare this parodic press release: http://chainsawsuit.com/comic/2017/12/07/improvements/
> In our quest to improve our service for you, the user, we're making it worse.
If you're doing something good, you announce that you're doing something good. If you're doing something bad, you announce you're doing something good.