Tired of cookie consent pop-ups? You soon may see less of them.

It does appear that countries within the EU want some sort of change that deals with how many times internet users have to ...
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Is the Cookie About to Crumble? EU Considers Axing Pesky Consent Banners

The European Commission considers amending a 2009 law that made web browsing more annoying worldwide, but will it come with data privacy trade-offs?

European policymakers finally plan to fix the cookie banner headache they created

The European Commission is preparing to ease the burden of so-called cookie banners, which have frustrated internet users in Europe and beyond for years. According to ...

EFL Cup: Build-up to Lincoln v Chelsea plus eight other matches

Lincoln City v Chelsea BBC Radio 5 Live Listen here at 19:00 Lincoln City v Chelsea. BBC Radio 5 Live.Lincoln City v Chelsea ...

Google will let you use passkeys automatically in Chrome - here's how you can switch

Google is currently testing out a new experimental feature in Chrome that automatically converts your passwords to passkeys ...

How many people would Reform's migrant plans impact?

Under the plans, migrants would need to reapply for new visas with tougher rules. Ben Chu has been looking at the numbers.

Families 'hold back tears' at knife crime summit

The families of knife crime victims "fought back the tears" at a summit aimed at bringing people together to tackle the issue ...

'World class human being' - How England have built around Meg Jones

BBC pundits Simon Middleton, Ruby Tui and Maggie Alphonsi discuss Meg Jones's importance to England after their semi-final ...

Browser cookies will get less irritating, thanks to EU’s new resolve: Here’s how

If you’ve ever tried to read an article online, only to be interrupted by multiple cookie consent pop-ups, you know the ...