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Luckily they're usually poorly implemented and you can just "Inspect Element" + delete. Although, in saying that, given the lack of official opt-out functional

Luckily they're usually poorly implemented and you can just "Inspect Element" + delete. Although, in saying that, given the lack of official opt-out functionality, using the site will probably result in tracking.

klez 7y ago
Wasn't the point (or at least one of them) of the GDPR that the consent was to be opt-in?
- gnode 7y ago
  Yes. So if they track you after you delete their consent overlay, you'd have grounds to complain about them to your data protection agency.