Online bookies accused of UK privacy breaches with use of cookie banners
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86% of UK gambling sites appear to breach GDPR, according to study
Nearly nine in 10 licensed British gambling websites appear to breach general data protection regulation (GDPR) rules, according to a study by Swansea University’s GREAT Centre. The study examined 624 gambling websites and focused on cookie banners, which ask users whether they consent to having their data collected and shared, The Guardian reported. Nearly a quarter, or 24%, of the sites did not...
The management of consent to cookies on British online gaming sites presents widespread criticalities according to a research by Swansea University back today at the center of attention in the United Kingdom: scholars have analyzed 624 gaming sites with a British license and found that 86% of consent banners contained at least one so-called "dark" pattern, i.e. [...]
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Most gambling websites nudge users towards accepting tracking data and harvest it before consent is given, study shows Online bookmakers and casinos have been accused of widespread non-compliance of information privacy requirements, including “data surveillance” of customers, according to a…
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