It is up to the websites to do that, and to the users to boycott those websites showing cookie popups.

idle_zealot 12 hours ago | parent | next [-]

The regulatory body could clarify that a DO NOT TRACK header should be interpreted as a "functional/necessary cookies only" request, so sites may not interrupt visitors with a popup modal/banner if it's set.

	▲	jeroenhd 12 hours ago \| parent [-]
		The do not track header was good enough in this German case: https://dig.watch/updates/german-court-affirms-legal-signifi... Having the EU decide on a technical implementation is more of a last ditch effort, like what happened with more than a decade of the EU telling the industry to get its shit together and unify under a common charging port.

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12 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

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