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It’s hard to know what a law says that requires you to read 11 chapters with 99 sections just to create a website. https://gdpr-info.eu/
completely false, it's trivially possible to create a website without needing to involve GDPR at all.
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I have worked in the ad industry for 10+ years. Firefox, strict mode but no ad blocker for web. What I would not do though, is using an android or ios phone (or anykind of smartphone where I don't know what the system nor the application do). I am not sure that people realize how many power and data are used on these phones, for things totally unrelated to their personal usage
So you don’t use a smartphone at all? Or am I misunderstanding?
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I have worked in the ad industry for 10+ years. Firefox, strict mode but no ad blocker for web. What I would not do though, is using an android or ios phone (or anykind of smartphone where I don't know what the system nor the application do). I am not sure that people realize how many power and data are used on these phones, for things totally unrelated to their personal usage
Why not just use an Android phone with Firefox and the same exact settings that you use on desktop?
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completely false, it's trivially possible to create a website without needing to involve GDPR at all.
How do you know what is needed for that without reading the GDPR?
in the abstract sense of course everyone has to know all the laws of society - the law in its majestic equality forbids unsafe construction practices from builders and greengrocers alike - but that's not a particularly interesting or insightful observation.
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The internet with no adblock is a little like driving through Breezewood, Pennsylvania https://imgur.com/a/qmAxHfk
That's actually a pretty famous photo. You can right-click and see a much larger one. Must get that full-sized advertising goodness. https://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/ecatalogue/2017/postwar...
We saw a lot of tricks like that related to covid and social distancing. Heavily zoomed pictures of "crowded" beaches, streets, etc... where in reality, it is far less dense than the photo makes it look like.