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====== Granting Consent to Websites ======

<wrap todo>WiP: Brainstorming of topics to cover.</wrap>

EU perspective
  * Detection of cookie notices: EasyCookie list, z-index, NLP, heuristics
  * Interaction with notices:
    * Consent-O-Matic and forks: Autoconsent by Mozilla, DuckDuckGo, and Brave
      * Provides possibility to set concrete consent mode (accept specific processing purposes)
      * But it is limited to only set of CMPs
    * I (still) don't care about cookies
      * Some notices are consented (typically accept all), some are just removed
    * ML classification of consent choices: Khandewal et al. (2023) and Bouhoula et al. (2024)

US/global perspective
  * Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal
  * Do-Not-Track (DNT)
  * Classifying opt-out links: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3366423.3380262



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=== Links ===

External links are recognized automatically: www.google.com, but if you want a link text: [[http://www.google.com|This Link points to google]].

Internal links are created by using square brackets. You can either just give a [[pagename]] or use an additional [[pagename|link text]].

=== Lists ===

Lists and their levels are decided by indentation (2 spaces = 1 level)

  - this is 1. item
  - 2. item
	- nested a. item
  * bullet-point item

=== Code ===

For a short inline monospace, use ''double quote''. For proper code (but in a separate paragraph), use ''<code LANG>'':

<code python>
string = "World"
print(f'Hello {string}')
</code>

For large code, use ''<file LANG filename>'', it will make code downloadable. For instance:

<file php example.php>
<?php echo "hello world!"; ?>
</file>

=== Figures ===

To use floats, you have to use the ''<WRAP>'' tag. For instance, the following will create figure on the right side 50% large:
<WRAP right 50% box>
{{PATH_TO_FILE|ALT_TEXT}}
<div>CAPTION</div>
</WRAP>

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====== References ======

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  - Verify the BibTeX entry exists in https://measuretheweb.org/literature/bibliography. If not, add it there.
  - Use {[CitationKey]} where needed in the text; it will render as a numbered reference.
  - Keep this section unchanged to display the bibliography.

If any step fails, a purple warning will appear on the preview page.
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<bibtex bibliography></bibtex>


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