If you click disagree, the site just doesn’t work at all. Instead, gadgethacks.com shows you this.

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You know, normal sites make you to accept the bare minimum that is required for the site to work, and give you an option to accept or deny all the tracking cancer and advertising plague.

  • Matengor@lemmy.mlEnglish
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    7 days ago

    This violates European GDPR. Maybe report it to a data protection authority if Gadget Hacks operates in the European Union.

    I couldn’t even call the About Us page without consenting to all cookies, so I don’t know where they are located.

    Anyway, I do not bother. It’s a crap site for what I can see.

    • davidgro@lemmy.worldEnglish
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      7 days ago

      I loaded it up in Firefox Focus so I could accept cookies without it mattering (but it didn’t ask for some reason)

      Anyway the About page has nothing. But the Terms, and Privacy pages redirect to a company called TechnologyAdvice that this seems be a subsidiary of, and that one is in Nashville, Tennessee, USA.