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The cookies are finally crumbling

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Go to a new website, or merely one you haven’t visited in a while. You likely won’t be able to see it, especially if you’re on one of these new-fangled mobile phones. That’s because the page you’ve tried to load is probably obscured by the bane of the internet: a cookie banner.

In my early days at , I spent a lot of time writing about the thenincoming cookie consent law. This was born from an EU directive that web users should know if

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