> Neither ePrivacy nor GDPR require cookie consent popups Except that it does. The law specifically prohibits any form of consent that is not informed and spec

> Neither ePrivacy nor GDPR require cookie consent popups Except that it does. The law specifically prohibits any form of consent that is not informed and specific. As a consequence, a user cannot just consent - or disallow - cookies globally. He has to tick a box for every single domain on earth; and can only do so after reading the specific information box associated to said domain. As a user, saying "I am OK with analytics cookies but not with marketing ones" is not something I am allowed to express or setup. I have to do it for every domain because the law explicitly forbids a global solution to be implemented.