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varispeed on Jan 23, 2024 | parent | context | favorite | on: Meta now lets EU users unlink their Facebook, Mess...

How do you know that only 33% click accept all if you are not meant to track those who deny?

That said 33% of consent, legal to be sold is better than 100% of gray area.

Before GDPR you didn't have explicit consent and you still could be on the hook for trading personal data.

The system is working as intended.

sofixa on Jan 23, 2024 [–]

> How do you know that only 33% click accept all if you are not meant to track those who deny?

Without tracking it's easy to:

a) compare the total number of visitors vs those who accepted tracking

b) just increase a counter for each "No"

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