You are clearly uninformed, This companies need to ask permission. So a few Google, Ms, Amazon devs could put their brains to work, create a standard for peopl

You are clearly uninformed, This companies need to ask permission. So a few Google, Ms, Amazon devs could put their brains to work, create a standard for people like you to get a beaut full experience, you could give them permissions to watch your browsing, access your health data, listen to your microphone, scan your files, data mine your images and social posts. You could even help this nice companies by filling a form where you tell them what kind of ads you want to see, what things you like, what you hate. The only problem is that either there are few people like you that want to give permissions, the giants don't want to share the profits and for sure don't care about your experience, or this giant devs are incompetent or are focusing on easy projects like throwing some npm modules to some source code/social posts/images and prentend they made an AI developer/writer/artist etc. TLDR GDPR asks for permissions, you can just click Accept ALL , after you clicked Accept All and the ads are still garbage then is not EU fault that Amazon devs that work on ads are incompetent or are optimizing for the thing you don't care.