Emily M. Bender 观察到圣地亚哥的 Cookie 和隐私弹窗现在运作方式类似于欧盟风格的弹窗，允许用户拒绝。她质疑是否有一项新的加州法律最近生效强制执行了这一点。 AI
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加州的隐私弹窗现已类似欧盟风格的有效弹窗
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- 该条目是关于潜在政策变化的个人观察和提问，并非直接公告或分析。
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在圣迭戈参加#ACL2026，我注意到这里的cookies/隐私弹窗是欧盟式的，实际上是可用的（你可以选择‘否’）——是有了什么新规
In San Diego for #ACL2026 and I'm noticing that the cookies/privacy pop-ups are the EU-style actually functional ones (you can say 'no') --- is there some new law in CA that's gone into effect?