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Sham consent popups finally deemed illegal! ๐
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this post was submitted on 14 May 2025
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This ruling does nearly nothing for privacy. All it does is confirm that the data captured by the framework (TCF) behind cookie banners (still legal) is personal data and thus subject to GDPR.
Oh.... I thought it meant that those cookie banners were 'false consent' and therefore render the data collected to be illegal?
Please provide more info - I would like to learn more about this subject!