Europe’s sweeping rules for tech giants are about to kick in. Here’s how they work
Europe’s sweeping rules for tech giants are about to kick in. Here’s how they work
The Digital Services Act is part of a suite of tech-focused regulations crafted by the 27-nation bloc — long a global leader in cracking down on tech giants
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. * here's how they are supposed to work
The joy of selecting cookie preferences on every single website never gets old...
Edit. And we have our first winner
Zalando, a German online fashion retailer, has filed a legal challenge over its inclusion on the DSA’s list of the largest online platforms, arguing that it’s being treated unfairly
Nevertheless, Zalando is launching content flagging systems for its website even though there’s little risk of illegal material showing up among its highly curated collection of clothes, bags and shoes
Classic
Use consent-o-matic.
You choose the level you want, so for me I don’t want anything but the required cookies. Now when I visit a webpage, after a few milliseconds consent-o-matic will automatically handle it for me, in a minimised state too.
Like this screen recording i made the first couple sites didn’t pop up as I mmust have been there before but on the telegraph you can see it work.
Why isn't this just built into the browsers? Why can't I make a universal setting to reject all unnecessary cookies and have websites recognize that instead of asking me every time? They way this is implemented is asinine.
It is. But website owners are ignoring that because it would make it easier to opt out.
Thanks, apparently works for android Firefox as well from a quick search.
Edit. Nope, doesn't work on android Firefox. Found add on called Ghostery, works
OMFG - Firefox with ublock and bypass 🤌
Thanks dude
Firefox for Android + ublock + other add-ons is so freaking good
It’s really great. Even when I forget I have it and get angry at the popup as it takes a bit longer than I usually take to click.
Please use catbox.moe, imgur is trash
I find "I don't care about cookies" to work better in most websites.
I’ll give that a try. Thanks.
PSA: there are several Firefox extensions that can hide or fill in cookie preference popups for you.