This is a text automatically translated from Italian. If you appreciate our work and if you like reading it in your language, consider a donation to allow us to continue doing it and improving it.
Content index
Today we offer you a sort of online game about Cookies (by the way, but what are the Cookies?) called Cookies Allow Speed. It is now clear to everyone that most people when faced with a classic message of acceptance of Cookies always presses “yes accept everything“.
We believe this happens for several reasons. When you visit a site you often want to go straight away to the point without wasting time and we accept everything deliberately because we don't want to stand there selecting what interests us or not.
Cookies Allow Speed
Some sites put the words "in colour"accept everything!” and in black and white “refuse" or "choose your preferences” just to confuse things a little and take as many as possible Cookies possible.
Others, a little kinder towards us, put two options without making us search for what interests us or not: accept everything, accept only i Cookies essential and then perhaps on a smaller scale any preferences/settings.
Accept everything!
This is because when you surf the internet you certainly don't want to waste time with settings that are not always completely clear.
The opposite should probably happen: those who want to accept Cookies advertisers you should do it by going specifically to a page. You must not be tricked into clicking on “accept everything” almost implying that by not doing so you cannot somehow navigate on that site. Who knows if they new guidelines of the Guarantor will they change anything?
On the other hand, we know well that i Cookies advertisers they are useless and harmful and there is also those who eliminated them gained instead of losing money as it is boasted by those who earn with them.
In this regard, if you are interested, you can also read the article on Google and on his intention to remove the Cookies third parties: What is Google FLoC?
In short, all this discussion to actually present to you a very simple and fun game. You will have to overcome three difficulty levels, succeeding from time to time accept only i Cookies necessary for navigation and blocking all advertising and profiling ones. Will you succeed in the undertaking in the shortest time possible?
It's funny because it's really reminiscent of some settings found on some site. Sometimes they are really designed to create confusion. On the other hand when the end user is confused he will accept everything unconditionally because he doesn't want to waste time on something that perhaps he considers useless and silly.
And we are here for this too: the Online privacy is not a useless frill, it is an important right that we must not give up for some (alleged) convenience.
Join communities
If you have found errors in the article you can report them by clicking here, Thank you!