🍪 Tired of misleading cookie banners? The #EU Commission has finally proposed a solution: set your privacy preferences in the browser once, and never see another banner.
🥊 Unfortunately, the tracking industry is pushing back – and so far, they’ve been successful. Now we need YOUR help to #KillTheCookieBanner!
👉 To find out how, as well as read the joint open letter, visit the coalition website killthecookiebanner.eu
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in reply to noyb.eu • • •From #Firefox version 120, you can make use of #Global #Privacy #Control (#GPC) to automatically notify websites not to #sell or #share information about your browsing session on that website.
Turn on: support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/g…
Check a website for GPC: gpcsup.com/sites/vansoest.it
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Seb 🇺🇦
in reply to noyb.eu • • •stop once and for all the "we and our 23473 partners do really care about your privacy" bullshit.
The technical solution has existed for years !
Enough is enough
Edward Cage
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in reply to noyb.eu • • •In fact, it's already very effective today and the only time I have to manage cookies banners it's when they are actually paywalls. I either leave the website or go to private browsing to reduce my exposure
Kaito
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in reply to noyb.eu • • •Ed Wiebe
in reply to noyb.eu • • •Nature does this but still presents a banner with a button to click. It's no better.
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