Why won't you let them protect your privacy???

INVADING YOUR PRIVACY IS REQUIRED TO PROTECT YOUR PRIVACY

LET US IN!!!

"We're tracking you for your privacy 🙄

“Protect your privacy” is literally why we use uBO…

No one has mentioned the good version of that site, https://lite.cnn.com -- no ads, no bloat, works fine with UBO.

you blocked the stuff we need to protect your privacy

holy shit fuck you you lying fuck

CNN: We can’t ask if you want to allow cookies because you’re blocking everything

Me: Which means I don’t want you to……….?

CNN: No idea, we have to ask you.

Me: I’m so strict you can’t even ask meaning………?

CNN: You….

Me: Yes?

CNN: Uh……….. don’t want…..

Me: Yesssss………

CNN: To miss out on us asking you.

I just opened CNN on firefox with unblock origin on both mobile and desktop without issue.

Honestly CNN isn't great and this screen is just a reminder to go somewhere else.

I just hope this isn't a trend.

They’re doing you a favor

if you're in the us, just donate to your local pbs or npr station and watch newshour/pbs world.

Funny... My company (over 100k employees worldwide) is blocking CNN as a security risk...

I block CNN by not visiting their website.

The only CNN worth anything is CNN International, and that still works fine with all ad blockers raised. But even CNN International started pulling the same stunt, it's not remotely good enough that I would miss it either.

Well, guess we won't visit CNN anymore 🤷

required components that protect your privacy

Talk about doublespeak. Double-plus-good, eh?

I'm using Firefox with uBlock Origin and cnn.com loads for me without any issues.

Says you're using Brave...

If someone's savy enough for unlock I'm sure they're savy enough to tell CNN to get fucked

Post title says Firefox, but the screenshot is saying Brave. 🤔

If CNN wants me to use their website they need to sign a contract that says they need to eat my shit with a spoon. Legal repercussions if they violate.

This is Beyond "Can I interest you in some Tracking cookies ?" , this is "You MF better put these cookies down your throat or I will shove them up your Ass".

Good. Stop going there. But also, make sure your lists are up to date. The anti-annoying block list usually blocks these scripts from executing.

They also blocks you with the same message if you want to read an article about Bibi from Austria. If you try with the VPN, they'll let you read it. The article: https://edition.cnn.com/2015/10/22/opinions/snyder-netanyahu-holocaust-remarks/index.html

so? nothing worth reading there anyway.

Heh, we had this problem with a work product a month ago. it's the suppress cookie popups feature.

Legislation in some areas requires people to opt in to cookies, but add blockers block the banner pop, so from a legal compliance standard they're not in compliance even though it's something the users are doing.

Ironically, that message can only be shown if they are invading your privacy.

Just switched back to FF for the first time in years. Have to say, it's helping me de-google quite quickly because they're such bastards about playing nice with other browsers.

Works fine for me with firefox and Ublock. What does give me this exact message though is a extention called IDontCareAboutCookies

Who cares? What are you missing out on, more shit tier journalism?

With how MS Teams and now CNN have been reported here to be blocking Firefox, you know that Firefox is doing things right. If web giants are ganging up against it, it's all the more reason to switch to it to make a statement and prevent big tech from making privacy violation the norm.

No issue here.

Firefox + Ublock Origin.

CNN is blue hat fox news