I hope they find ways to do this while actually complying with GDPR.
A lot of (primarily US-based) sites now say things like "We need to track you to keep running, consent or click this link to enter a maze of poorly documented ways you can try to opt out, if you decline then goodbye".
Some even let you opt out of tracking (taking several minutes to 'process' this opt out), and then tell you they can't serve you a site that doesn't track you.
A lot of (primarily US-based) sites now say things like "We need to track you to keep running, consent or click this link to enter a maze of poorly documented ways you can try to opt out, if you decline then goodbye".
Some even let you opt out of tracking (taking several minutes to 'process' this opt out), and then tell you they can't serve you a site that doesn't track you.
I'm OK with those - I don't go there any more.