HerzleidNo, website, I do not want to "Learn more" or "Review my settings" or "View details", I want a "Reject all" button right next to the "Accept all" in the cookie consent window. That's what I want. Only that.
Oz is tired@herzleid There's always a reject all button. It's the cross next to the tab name. With zero cookies, there's nowhere to save your cookie preference.
Johannes ✔️@oz @herzleid the cookie to disable asking for preferences is valid as "required cookie for the functionality" (legitimate use) and has no personal information, thus doesn't require consent.
A simple way to reject all rejectable cookies is also mandated by GDPR and proven by some court cases. It's just a slow process to sue all offenders.
For a start see item three in this report:
https://edpb.europa.eu/system/files/2023-01/edpb_20230118_report_cookie_banner_taskforce_en.pdf
@johannes @herzleid So far, I have not experienced that a clients legal department has had the view that some cookies are essential for site operation and not require consent. But I'm looking forward to seeing this mess sorted out, the document you linked has all good points. It's a big difference between a site remembering your filter settings and a site sending your data to Facebook.
@johannes Your reply to an exasperated toot that is really about me wanting websites/companies to just stop doing evil shit and being sneaky about it, is … to throw PDFs from an EU task force at me as a solution, when I did not ask for one?
My dude, you are missing the point.