It is illegal to make it difficult to "Reject All" and those who do not comply are being fined. For example Google and Facebook: "The CNIL found that Google an

It is illegal to make it difficult to "Reject All" and those who do not comply are being fined. For example Google and Facebook: "The CNIL found that Google and Facebook's failures to make non-essential cookies as easy to reject as to accept invalidated the consent on which the businesses relied. Whereas cookies could be accepted by a single 'click', a number of steps were needed to reject them." ... "The CNIL stressed that consent must be freely given which implies that it must be as easy for a user to accept non-essential cookies as to reject them." https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=6001cd19-ecbf-4d77-93eb-f5ff8453064a https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=6001cd19-ecbf... The gears are turning slowly but they are turning.