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I use a Firefox extension (self deleting cookies). Clicking "accept" and then having the browser delete all of those trackers when I leave the site? Pretty good

• zibzab 5y ago
  But that means they can do whatever they want with your data during that session? Furthermore, some store it externally (e.g Trustarc) and maybe they can recover your consent later somehow?
• tinus_hn 5y ago
  In a world where browser fingerprinting doesn’t exist this is a great solution.
  • trangus_1985 5y ago
    browser fingerprinting hasn't been deployed in the wild, and I use the firefox built in anti-fingerprinting as well as extensive privacy protecting extensions. Of course, that's not perfect. On the other hand, it took 30% of people using adblock for anti-adblock measures to be enforced. I have yet to see practical, wide spread fingerprinting be deployed (although I don't doubt it's out there). Self Deleting Cookies are, of course, one component of online privacy. Sadly.