GDPR Hall of Shame @GDPR_HallOfShame@social.masto.host
Cases of GDPR "compliance" which are either non-compliant or use dark patterns to wrangle users into accepting "privacy" terms. Toots by @qwazix
Joined Dec 2018
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And here's an archive of the old account @GDPRHallOfShame
http://qwazix.com/projects/GDPRHallOfShame/GDPR%20Hall%20of%20Shame.html
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Ah bah ça m'arrive pas souvent de tweeter énervée, mais là SFR m'a bien saoulée avec son #DarkPattern pour récupérer les données et faire de la pub ciblée, donc j'ai tout donné :p
https://nitter.mastodont.cat/maiwann_/status/1370693827951005696
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Please remember: functional cookies (login session, shopping carts) do not need user consent. So every time you see one of this oversized cookie banners someone is trying (often through dark patterns) to make you accept the whole tracking and spying as well. Don't be mad at the legislative for creating the need for tracking consent. Be mad at the websites that are trying to stir you up against that law by annoying you with those banners.
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the internet before GDPR:
big companies collecting your data
the internet since GDPR:
big companies collecting your data after you've given up on pop-up windows with unnecessarily complicated opt-out schemes
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I wonder what button I should press on this cookie consent dialog to not accept cookies? #fail
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@MartinShadok @GDPR_HallOfShame
An accept button looks like a checkbox.
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Oh le gros anti-pattern CSS trompeur sur https://www.emerald.com
Le bouton qui accepte les #cookies a été dessiné comme si c’était une case à cocher moderne (par exemple comme ça https://www.creativejuiz.fr/trytotry/custom-checkbox-full-css3-flat-ui.html ). Du coup, moi, je clique dessus pour le désactiver… et on m’indique que je viens d’accepter tous les cookies 😱
Si ça, ce n’est pas là pour tromper… 😕 Tous les moyens sont bons pour vous faire accepter des clauses sans votre consentement. #RGPD
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We value your privacy, that's why you have to click on this tiny link and check all those boxes if you want to opt out of our cookies and trackers
yeah, NYTimes, something went wrong.
First you require me to "manage", then I have to scroll 50 pages of content, click on a confusing opt out button that is clearly designed to be lost in the scrolling and then something goes wrong.
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@GDPRHallOfShame @GDPR_HallOfShame You'll find this one galling: https://www.renault.co.uk/electric-vehicles/zoe-van.html - No labels at all, defaults look like "off" but selecting them turns them ambiguous yellow, another 'accept or manage' antipattern, it's just all gross.
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🍪 #Instagram et le consentement : Accepter les cookies ou Accepter les cookies -après- avoir lu un texte explicatif sur le pourquoi du comment.
The first dark UX pattern that promotes...
rejecting cookies.
What can I say, kudos taxydromiki.com
This is a new one, this site seems to use a clause that allows a company to use your data because it has a "lawful right".
This can't be right. It's a news website. They have no lawful rights over my data.
This is a new low. Healthline requires you to tick and untick "allow all" in order to opt out. These games have become more and more weird.
Lol, passive agressive cookie popup from the bbc.
This is a new one! (mensjournal)
If you click on it it shows a classic cookie options dialog.
Shame on you gadgethacks. I do not accept means don't track me, not "kick me out".
Dammit #mozilla, not only I never subscribed for your mail, you need me to take 3 steps including logging in to unsubscribe.
Shame on you! I used to trust you.
I was happy at first to see that reuters has an easy(ish) to access decline all button.
HA! Just try to scroll down 3 pixels to read your arrticle.
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Dark patterns much, mozilla? #DarkUX
Why do you care so much if I get an account? What do you fo with my data?
Cases of GDPR "compliance" which are either non-compliant or use dark patterns to wrangle users into accepting "privacy" terms. Toots by @qwazix
Joined Dec 2018
