| Two things can be true. And clearly, you think billion-dollar companies making dark patterns, ignoring web standards and choosing to track people left and right are less to blame the inconvenience of a banner (that warns you they do) than the people trying to protect your privacy and did it imperfectly. I have made enought web sites and app that don't have a banner to know it's perfectly possible, even today. I have implemented DNT support and know it was a great solution before it was taken away. I have worked with enough clients to know why they chose the banner anyway. Unlike you I actually read the law, and worked at implementing it. Including with and without a banner. So I have to conclude you are not an honest actor in this debate, and you are clearly angry as well. So I'll leave you at that. |