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And finally, they're (a bit more) GDPR compliant.

protosyntheticprotosynthetic Posts: 127
edited April 3 in The Commons

For the first time ever, I got the option to select where my information goes, the standard GDPR pop-up. Slow clap and thank you, it's about time.

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  • ainm.sloinneadhainm.sloinneadh Posts: 464

    I get the pop-up every time I load a page, despite selecting the category that should save a cookie to stop that happening.

  • protosyntheticprotosynthetic Posts: 127

    I've gotten it once. Perhaps it's your settings clashing with their settings?

  • ainm.sloinneadhainm.sloinneadh Posts: 464

    Whatever it is, it means they're not GDPR compliant if someone who declines all - which isn't what I'm doing but which I've also tested - repeatedly gets the pop-up during the same session. That shouldn't happen whatever browser settings someone has.

    Very annoying.

  • frank0314frank0314 Posts: 14,120

    Try clearing your cache and retry it.

  • ZiconZicon Posts: 333

    Cookie banners and pop-ups do not equal GDPR compliance.

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 101,372

    Zicon said:

    Cookie banners and pop-ups do not equal GDPR compliance.

    and Daz has not claimed otherwise, the reference to GDPR compliance is by another user not anyone posting in an official or semi-official capacaity.

  • protosyntheticprotosynthetic Posts: 127
    edited April 3

    It's a step closer. (Edited the title)

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  • ainm.sloinneadhainm.sloinneadh Posts: 464

    frank0314 said:

    Try clearing your cache and retry it.

    That works, thanks.

    For anyone else trying this, if you go into your browser settings you should be able to filter by website. No use clearing all your cache - that'll probably annoy you - it's enough to clear Daz3D.com data only.

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