Shows how broken the internet was and still is, basically the homeland of the internet is incapable of building pages that comply with basic regulation.
I got to agree. Maybe they just don’t understand or agree to what compliance involves. Company could be busy making widgets and not want to risk lawsuits from a region they don’t directly do business with anyway.
Nah. It’s because they want to sell data. It’s super easy to comply unless you collect data from visitors. And you literally just have to say “if you click no, then we won’t collect data”. Some sites go out of their way to actually force you to opt out of every single cookie.
First of all the website is based in India, which is not the homeland of the internet.
Second of all, complying with regulation isn’t necessarily desirable. There are plenty of regulations for webpages in Russia and China that I wish companies would refuse to comply with.
Shows how broken the internet was and still is, basically the homeland of the internet is incapable of building pages that comply with basic regulation.
Incapable is not the same as refuses to.
I got to agree. Maybe they just don’t understand or agree to what compliance involves. Company could be busy making widgets and not want to risk lawsuits from a region they don’t directly do business with anyway.
Nah. It’s because they want to sell data. It’s super easy to comply unless you collect data from visitors. And you literally just have to say “if you click no, then we won’t collect data”. Some sites go out of their way to actually force you to opt out of every single cookie.
First of all the website is based in India, which is not the homeland of the internet.
Second of all, complying with regulation isn’t necessarily desirable. There are plenty of regulations for webpages in Russia and China that I wish companies would refuse to comply with.