Non-compliance issues aside, here's why I'm not convinced that blindly agreeing is a good policy: Imagine that, by clicking "I accept", I agree to get my brows

Non-compliance issues aside, here's why I'm not convinced that blindly agreeing is a good policy: Imagine that, by clicking "I accept", I agree to get my browser's fingerprint stored in their servers to identify me. For the sake of GDPR compliance, I can go back to their site at any time, revoke this consent, and they would actually forget me (crazy, I know). The problem is: since I have already agreed to the tracking, I won't see the "Accept" button anymore. Sure, I can go there and revoke my consent, but why would I? I don't even remember going there the first time. Agreeing to something I don't _really_ agree to is a bad idea overall. A better alternative, I think, is to start accessing cached versions of websites.