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In this case, the EU per their democratic processes decided they need additional consent. Easy as that.

> because they do not understand the implications

This is the point. Relying on people not understanding something is not ethical and certainly not "reasonable".



> EU per their democratic processes decided

Do you imply that democratic process never make mistakes?

> Relying on people not understanding something is not ethical

CNIL bureaucrats rely on people not understanding, that these GDPR regulations make internet worse (annoying "accept/deny cookies" questions, less relevant ads, less revenue for businesses to create functionality users want).

Would you say that CNIL is unethical?


How does the GDPR force any of that?

Anyway, that's whataboutism.




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