@xavez @jwildeboer yes, but if the experts from the sector don't inform you well, what else can there be done?

They wanted to keep the responsibility with the end user, and they succeeded. The same sector was very angry at the annoying banners, while this was also what they suggested to the policy makers.

Be very careful when you write down your wishes and send them to people who turn those whishes into policy!

@xavez @jwildeboer it's messed up because the sector failed to explain what cookies can do in a way that policy makers and politicians can comprehend and work with. Saving the advertising income from policy driven disruption was a larger concern, and now we are stuck with the banners (if you don't block them, run a pi-hole, and avoid advertising hell holes).

@axel @koen @fediversity or 'please hand us your government identification' for verification.

@vosje62 @Fietsbel @BuyFromEU indeed, but it also means that you have to do some maintenance yourself, which has been fun so far.

I do have a wish for some more free time to tinker with it, and add some dashboards to track stuff.

@vosje62 @Fietsbel @BuyFromEU I don't miss those. All I have for that is Home Assistant to collect data in one spot, and that seems to work fine.

@Fietsbel @vosje62 @BuyFromEU I have just accepted that certain apps are not there anymore, and to me that is fine for now.

@Fietsbel @vosje62 @BuyFromEU e/OS doesn't and also works fine.

@vosje62 @BuyFromEU I agree.

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