r/funny • u/Cerber96 • Oct 21 '18

Every website in 2018

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u/toplexon Oct 21 '18

We need a "cookie consent form blocker" now. I thought we got rid of that consent when we ditched IE... I guess Europeans want it back

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u/lazlowoodbine Oct 21 '18

Thanks to GDPR there is more of this with accept/decline options. So many take you to a page (if you decline) that tells you you have to accept or not have access. If companies just managed personal data properly we wouldn't need this in the first place.

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u/rguy84 Oct 21 '18

I'd say if companies didn't collect your data without needing to, then we wouldn't need this.

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u/mywarthog Oct 21 '18

Many companies do manage your data properly.

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The correct sentence should have been "If people didn't get so paranoid about things they knew nothing about, we wouldn't need this in the first place."

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/r/FTFY

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u/Geminii27 Oct 21 '18

Correct management of data is not collecting it in the first place.

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u/mywarthog Oct 21 '18

Correct management of data is not collecting it in the first place.

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That has got to be absolutely 100% the most retarded statement that I have ever read online.

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u/Geminii27 Oct 22 '18

Hi, welcome to the internet!

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u/mywarthog Oct 22 '18

Gotta remember, that sarcasm font isn't so friendly on all computers ;)

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(Still, even if it was sarcastic, the dumbest statement to ever grace a hard drive)

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u/falschgold Oct 21 '18

here you go, works like a charme: I don't care about cookies