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11 months agoSee! This guy gets it!! 😍
crandlecan
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Brilliant business strategy, you just wait!! 😂
I had the same question
3·11 months agodeleted by creator
I’m not an English native speaker nor a Lawyer. I base it on how I understood the law through articles in the years since it was introduced. We can go back and forth, but there’s nothing I can add that isn’t in the article I also linked in the replies. Thanks :)
I won’t kinkshame anyone. You are stretching it tho 😂
The video: https://youtu.be/ODhNRyjJsl8?feature=shared
A video with the video (longer): https://youtu.be/rjbn7O8K98Q?feature=shared
Sorry for the downvote, especially seen that case law hasn’t been settled yet nor if your, or my, reasoning is the correct one. I just hate your arguments though it looks like you work as a part-time Dutch judge :))
As far as my interpretation of the law goes… You can either block your website to all non paying visitors OR you also allow non paying visitors but you are not allowed to blackmail the free visitors to give up their privacy. Either everyone pays, or you have the right to privacy. Otherwise, long term, the internet will become divided and inaccessible to low income households. And that’s something the EU definitely doesn’t want to happen (net neutrality). I think the Dutch verdicts will be overruled by Europe one of these days… Or years :)
In case Lemmy didn’t show my other reply https://mander.xyz/comment/4939010
It’s not as clear cut as either of us thinks… To my surprise the Dutch seem to agree with you. But case law is being made as we speak https://consent.guide/cookie-or-pay-walls/
It’s not as clear cut as either of us thinks… To my surprise the Dutch seem to agree with you. But case law is being made as we speak https://consent.guide/cookie-or-pay-walls/
I don’t think the European GDPR allows this (forcing ppl to pay for privacy).
2·1 year agoI think so too
That’d be a mistake :)
… and stick to presearch.com 🖖
Why does Kagi Search require an account? Kagi Search requires an account only because it is a paid service which requires an account for the transaction.
Note that Kagi does not collect any personal information for billing and that you can even use an anonymous payment card such as Privacy if you want to.
I’ll pass …
“good enough” should be their company motto 😅
Still, impressive 👍
😨🤯 that’s seriously fucked up