You are blocking a legitimate use of the web platform. It is as if you set a dns to the other side of the globe, disabled browser cache and then complained th

You are blocking a legitimate use of the web platform. It is as if you set a dns to the other side of the globe, disabled browser cache and then complained that pages now take longer to load. Tracking is bad, scary, and with worring consequences in how much ML can predict statical human behaviour, but the solution is not "cookies bad" or "ads bad". If a website as any kind of first-onboarding interaction (be it a video, some marketing crap, asking for permissions, or whatever) and you disable _any_ form of tracking how are they supposed to know it is not your first visit? Many of those website do not need to track you, many do so with malicious intent, but the concept of the consent modal itself serves a useful purpose