I am happy with GDPR , thank you. Sure the shit companies are trying to screw me over, but I click the "Configure" button, make sure all 100+ toggles are off a

I am happy with GDPR , thank you. Sure the shit companies are trying to screw me over, but I click the "Configure" button, make sure all 100+ toggles are off and then click Accept only for required cookies. But if you love advertising you can just click "Accept All" if the website is forced to show you the popup, if not you can't even opt-out or even get informed about the 100 "partners". I can tell you who is at failt for bad GDPR UX , is the developers or who ever forces them to install 10 tracking/analytics and other third party shit. And the browsers could propose a standard like "do not track" and I could enable or disable it globally or per webpage. In EU the browsers could default to "Always Ask" and ad-loving guys could click "always track me, do not ask again" I am also happy on how EU handled mobile phone interoperability, like porting numbers, or carrier locking, how they standardized the charger so I can charge most of my devices with same thing etc.