> Overall I feel like the intent of these is correct, but the execution is terrible. The inverse is true. Instead of a simple "opt in" / "opt out" dialogue, mo

> Overall I feel like the intent of these is correct, but the execution is terrible. The inverse is true. Instead of a simple "opt in" / "opt out" dialogue, most sites are deliberately employing various UX dark patterns to coerce users into agreeing to tracking against their will. These range from the annoying: settings -> untick several checkboxes, to the plainly non-compliant: accept all tracking, or leave the site. I hope that enforcement gets into gear soon, and takes a very dim view of these practises.