Publisher Nacon Cracked and Pirated Our Game: The Sinking City
Article aside, a pet peeve of mine... I feel like it's often gaming sites like this one that have the most obtuse cookie banners.<p>> This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.<p>First off, assuming consent and saying it's "to improve your experience." Maybe they're not doing any targeting... nope, wait, they're loading tracking pixels. And their privacy policy says they use cookies to "...help customize our marketing offerings."<p>Okay, now how about opting out? Click "Read More" which takes you to... their privacy policy. Some sites at least bury information about how to disable browser cookies entirely in their privacy policy. Here even that is nowhere to be found; no mention of how you could prevent their cookies from being set in your browser at all. (Setting aside the fact that disabling cookies globally in your browser is so obviously <i>not</i> a sane way to avoid tracking on a single site, so even that would be woefully insufficient.)<p>I can only assume folks in the EU are seeing something that <i>actually</i> asks for consent, because this would be so far from compliance over there it's not even funny. Hoping the US gets real online privacy laws soon.<p>> You can opt-out if you wish.<p>No, practically speaking, you cannot.