Online bookmakers are facing allegations that their cookie banners breach UK privacy rules by making it difficult for users to reject tracking. Critics say some designs may steer visitors toward accepting cookies, while concealing how personal data is collected, shared, and used for advertising or profiling. Regulators could investigate whether the practices comply with consent requirements under data protection law. The accusations add to growing scrutiny of gambling companies and their digital marketing methods across the United Kingdom and Europe.
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