WTF: Police responded on Saturday night due to a zero-day
21 points by lschueller 20 hours ago | 11 comments
  • nvgrw 19 hours ago |
    Could someone post an archive? It’s impossible to view this page without a giant cookie pop up asking one to pay or to consent to being tracked. Isn’t this coercion and illegal in the EU?
    • garciansmith 19 hours ago |
      Ublock Origin's element zapper or picker gets rid of it. Can't seem to reach archive.today/is/whatever sites today.
      • hsbauauvhabzb 19 hours ago |
        I don’t think ubo works on some mobile devices
    • mapontosevenths 18 hours ago |
      http://archive.today/2026.03.23-234733/https://www.heise.de/...

      It won't work if you use 1.1.1.1 for DNS. They're blocking it again.

    • defrost 18 hours ago |
      https://archive.md/oVJfd

      FWiW from an Australian IP using latest Firefox and uBO no cookie pop ups appear, article is straight forward to read.

      • nvgrw 13 hours ago |
        Hmm strange. iCloud relay has been consistently causing me to get geolocated in Switzerland. I’m in NYC.
    • tim-tday 18 hours ago |
      I can’t believe we’ve allowed it to get so bad.
    • masfuerte 18 hours ago |
      Impossible? It works fine with javascript disabled. In fact it works best with javascript disabled.
  • SockThief 19 hours ago |
    > We and our up to 191 partners use cookies and tracking technologies.

    And there's no way I could find to reject them all at once, only one by one. No thank you.

    • atoav 19 hours ago |
      GDPR fines are up to 10 Million Euros or 2% of total global revenue, whichever is higher. Maybe an EU citizen should sue them, since that behavior is listed as a dark pattern in the guidance.
      • tim-tday 18 hours ago |
        Anyone can report them for investigation. I forget what the contact email address is but I had to add it to my GDPR compliance page so I know it exists.