DSVGO and cookies, Europe
Please help me with Your experiences. Has anyone a working cookie solution for UNA?
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Hello Peter, this will help you, it is very easy to implement, you set up on the site, you generate the code, and you stick it in studio => Designer => Injection HEAD
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THX @Baloo! Works like a charm... :)
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Nice one, Baloo ... we'll use the same here. 😎
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Maybe not an ideal for international sites. If we have English, French, Russian (and more) on our site, seems we're stuck to one language. Possible to use language string into head injection?
Or UNA plan to implementation 'Cookies' built in Polyglot to be more universal-friendly?
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Yes it's true Nathe, but in a way, since you see this on all sites, I doubt that anyone reads that. For me it's a measure to bleach this thing.
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The "cookie notice" is one of the things the EU has done. Far worst is the new EU copyright law that will make it illegal for members to share memes and those cute kitty photos that don't belong to you. There is also the "link tax" that affects linking to articles and sites on the net. Look at directives 11 and 13. I am so happy that I am not a site operator in any EU country as I can tell the EU to go ... themselves. If you are a site outside of the EU, you do not have to comply with any of this nonesense. Yes, FaceSucks and Twatter will and so it does affect users outside of the EU that uses those platforms. I wish FaceSucks would have stood up and told the EU that they would just block any EU country from accessing FaceSuicks; if they had, then the EU would back down because the citizens of those coutnries would have been at their throats. Gotta have my FaceSucks LOL.
If you are outside of the EU, then don't worry about this crap; it does not apply to you.
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The more I look at it the more I think both cookie law and GDPR will practically only affect the large sites that can be efficiently targeted by regulators. We will be providing all the tools needed to comply, anyway, but I do feel like the whole thing is a monumental waste of end-users time.
On the other hand, GDPR made the DTP possible, which is great.
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That is not 100% correct.
EU gets new ePrivacy In USA the Topic is called CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act) in India it is Personal Data Protection Bill and in Brasilia it is the General Data Protection Law and Canada has PIPEDA. So, Privacy Protection goes global! It never stops and goes more difficult.
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Umm.. i don't think its correct, privacy goes global & gets more difficult
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Another solid way is cookie-bar.eu