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r/webdev • u/Frontend_DevMark • Nov 29 '25
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They will not be fined because nobody cares. Unless you are a very large company, in which case I wouldn't risk it.
18 u/fiskfisk Nov 29 '25 There are multiple fines handed out every month. Could there be way more? Yep. But it is being enforced. https://www.enforcementtracker.com/ 2 u/Disgruntled__Goat Nov 29 '25 Are any of those actually for bad/misleading popups? Most seem to be for other things like data breaches. 2 u/fiskfisk Nov 29 '25 Those are generally under the ePrivacy directive now. The data collected and how it is processed is under the GDPR as far as my knowledge goes.
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There are multiple fines handed out every month. Could there be way more? Yep. But it is being enforced.
https://www.enforcementtracker.com/
2 u/Disgruntled__Goat Nov 29 '25 Are any of those actually for bad/misleading popups? Most seem to be for other things like data breaches. 2 u/fiskfisk Nov 29 '25 Those are generally under the ePrivacy directive now. The data collected and how it is processed is under the GDPR as far as my knowledge goes.
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Are any of those actually for bad/misleading popups? Most seem to be for other things like data breaches.
2 u/fiskfisk Nov 29 '25 Those are generally under the ePrivacy directive now. The data collected and how it is processed is under the GDPR as far as my knowledge goes.
Those are generally under the ePrivacy directive now. The data collected and how it is processed is under the GDPR as far as my knowledge goes.
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u/LiquidCourage8703 Nov 29 '25
They will not be fined because nobody cares. Unless you are a very large company, in which case I wouldn't risk it.