Google Loses Appeal, Forced to Publish €150,000 Fine on Google.fr
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#4(You can get out by hitting Escape, but that doesn't make it okay.)
Re: Google Loses Appeal, Forced to Publish €150,000 Fine on Google.fr
#5I know PCMag is pretty hard up for...everything, these days, but a modal "sign up for our newsletter" box that doesn't have a close button is the worst thing I've seen in a while. (You can get out by hitting Escape, but that doesn't make it okay.)
Re: Google Loses Appeal, Forced to Publish €150,000 Fine on Google.fr
#6I know PCMag is pretty hard up for...everything, these days, but a modal "sign up for our newsletter" box that doesn't have a close button is the worst thing I've seen in a while. (You can get out by hitting Escape, but that doesn't make it okay.)
Perhaps your ad blocker is blocking the close button.
Re: Google Loses Appeal, Forced to Publish €150,000 Fine on Google.fr
#7I know PCMag is pretty hard up for...everything, these days, but a modal "sign up for our newsletter" box that doesn't have a close button is the worst thing I've seen in a while. (You can get out by hitting Escape, but that doesn't make it okay.)
Re: Google Loses Appeal, Forced to Publish €150,000 Fine on Google.fr
#8I feel that once again legislature is several steps behind technology. Who even sees the Google front page these days? Anyone searching from their browsers search bar or address bar, or on their smartphone, won't see this message.
Re: Google Loses Appeal, Forced to Publish €150,000 Fine on Google.fr
#9I feel that once again legislature is several steps behind technology. Who even sees the Google front page these days? Anyone searching from their browsers search bar or address bar, or on their smartphone, won't see this message.