EU ruling: tracking-based advertising by Google, Microsoft, Amazon, X, across Europe has no legal basis
www.iccl.ieLandmark court decision against “TCF” consent pop ups on 80% of the internet…
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That’s what I read, but again, that’s just the interpretation of an european law by Belgium and Belgium only. Other european countries could rule otherwise, thus not creating any case law.
So all is not set, but yea it might be very possible that to avoid any risks, websites go with Belgium’s rulings of what’s illegal to avoid troubles in other countries.