Even those places with a "Reject" button have the "special interests" enabled, and you need to explicitly opt-out - even from them building a targeted profile.

Even those places with a "Reject" button have the "special interests" enabled, and you need to explicitly opt-out - even from them building a targeted profile. Yes, it's likely that those opt-out checks, hidden under a folded option and requiring literally hundreds of clicks to remove all third-party ad providers, are illegal. [1] That doesn't seem to deter popup developers from designing them that way. [1] https://dma.org.uk/uploads/misc/5b0523a0d1a2b-5ae1fbf5c60fd-gdpr-for-marketers---consent-and-legitimate-interest_5ae1fbf5c6066_5b0523a0d198f.pdf https://dma.org.uk/uploads/misc/5b0523a0d1a2b-5ae1fbf5c60fd-...