64 Complaints Received On UK Cookie Law 86
judgecorp writes "Privacy watchdog, the Information Commissioner's Office, has already received 64 complaints under the UK's Cookie Law, which requires sites to get permission to track users with cookies. The law only came into effect on Saturday, and many sites do not expect to comply soon. To make life more complicated, the ICO has updated its advice, apparently allowing 'implied consent' instead of actually making a user click a box to give permission for cookies."
Re:Stupid and impossible law (Score:4, Informative)
How does one opt out of cookies without using a cookie to remember it?
Using Etags [wikipedia.org]...