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I know precisely what I'm talking about. Still, I guess I should have been clearer - there are several "non client side" saving technologies which are outside the scope of this law, and make the law completely useless. Further though, I would criticise the EU whatever the content of this law. We do not need a law to enforce rules about a specific technology of HTTP. What the hell business is it of the EU? The EU is a…
> The EU is absolutely obsessed with writing up laws to invade into absolutely every area of our lives. That is a funny way to frame it! Being European I, for one, welcome a government trying to protect me from the massive, for-profit, privacy invasion and user data trafficking that the internet business currently is. And, as said before, the "cookie law" applies to any form of user tracking and storing or exchanging…
The internet is blighted by large images, which use up peoples valuable bandwidth. These should be opt in. Before giving the user a large image, a popup should display to ensure the user wants to download a large image.
Can you not see how crazy it is to start down this road?