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If you’re situated in the EU, you’ll know how annoying the cookie banner is, and it is something people and organisations have complained about for years.
Related: In 2025, the Brussels Court of Appeal invalidated cookie consent banners built on the Transparency & Consent Framework of IAB Europe.
On June 18th, some EU member states proposed rejecting the European Commission’s Digital Omnibus proposal to remove the cookie banner.
As it stands, plans to remove the cookie banner have been taken out of the Digital Omnibus proposal.
If you’re annoyed by the cookie banner, tell the EU to #KillTheCookieBanner here.