I just use Brave, that blocks most tracking, and click whatever, for the majority o sites those banners in the "real" world, mostly likely dont't change anythi

I just use Brave, that blocks most tracking, and click whatever, for the majority o sites those banners in the "real" world, mostly likely dont't change anything behind the curtains anyways. Most sites probably just put it as a cosmetic to adhere to policy laws. I can trust much more my browser to block the tracking or data collection, than a"don't agree" button on any site".