@Tutanota they do value your privacy a great deal, can you give them more of it please?

@Tutanota #TechBros gotta goes

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well, you know what happend if you refuse optional cookies?
A lot of cookies are still uploaded in your browser and none of them are strictly essential to the site to work.
Check it yourself using PrivacyBadger ( https://privacybadger.org/ ): it avoids cookie setting BUT tells you the site is trying to install them.

@Tutanota This might even be different if "partners" didn't always mean "a loose coalition of customers and spies buying your data".

@Tutanota Because it's valued in dollars and cents.

@Tutanota I have seen even bigger numbers that that.

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@Tutanota And obviously Iubenda doesn’t offer a simple “Reject all” button.
And obviously Iubenda is what most websites use.

@Tutanota I would also ask: if there is the option of "legitimate interest", should I consider the rest of the options as illegitimate?

@Tutanota an official website of Polish train service provider, over 1700. It's bad when private companies and big tech do it, but when it's done by something that should be a public service it's even worse

@Tutanota Because they value it in dollars, of course.

@Tutanota they are honest! They do value our privacy! (In money)

@Tutanota that's a lot! Have you looked at Tech Crunch's site? They might be setting a record for the number of partners.

Fun fact: 'legitimate interest' lets their partners track your location to within 500m 😲

@noybeu when can we get rid of the legitimate interest bullshit loophole?

@Tutanota Or, put in a more friendly and appropriate way:
"Big Tech, f*ck off violating my privacy".