This is, for better or for worse, how the internet works. There may be better alternatives, but we're stuck with this for now. The truth is that an extraordinary amount of websites use a third-party resources, jQuery from CDNs, fonts from Google, etc. This ruling will never stand in higher courts imo, because it would break the internet through fear.
I'm curious to know whether DNS and your IP being in the the header of packets travelling through various different countries that can be sniffed is also considered as unwilful data sharing?
I'm curious to know whether DNS and your IP being in the the header of packets travelling through various different countries that can be sniffed is also considered as unwilful data sharing?