Interesting. One quirk of browsing sites with JS disabled is that the cookie banners rarely show up. Often, they are implemented as scripts loaded from a site like "cookielaw.org".
I've long suspected that these sites default to dropping cookies when my consent is neither asked for nor received, as MS appears to have done here.
It's good to hear that such behavior is probably illegal in the EU.
I've long suspected that these sites default to dropping cookies when my consent is neither asked for nor received, as MS appears to have done here.
It's good to hear that such behavior is probably illegal in the EU.