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"The constant and invasive monitoring of our lives to target people with ads is unacceptable" Claudia Prettner, Legal and Policy Adviser at Amnesty Tech Did she talk with Amnesty marketing & tech teams? 🤔 Let's have a look at @amnesty website... 🧵 1/ @amnesty/1483021773973168129On twitter.com
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First thing you usually check when you live in Europe: where is the "Reject" button? #DarkPattern 🧐 2/Permalink On twitter.com
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If you have time or if you are a privacy activist, you may click on "Settings" (most users will just click on "Accept"). Then the yellow color code is super confusing: are analytical & marketing cookies "On" by default? #DarkPattern 🤯 3/Permalink On twitter.com
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Now if you click on "Accept recommended cookies" and do not alter the other toggles which are in fact "Off", you will be monitored by Google and Facebook 😜 "Recommended cookies" ≠ "Essential cookies" And @amnesty recommends Google & Facebook "invasive monitoring" 😈 4/Permalink On twitter.com
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So where is the reject button (bis)? It's in fact the little cross next to the settings button... Note the misleading message from @amnesty: "We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can use this tool to change your cookie settings." 🤪 5/Permalink On twitter.com
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