Ars Technica is not much better. Here are the "always active" non-choices from their own GDPR pop-up ("Powered by OneTrust"). That is to say, you cannot opt-ou

Ars Technica is not much better. Here are the "always active" non-choices from their own GDPR pop-up ("Powered by OneTrust"). That is to say, you cannot opt-out of these: Match and combine offline data sources: Always Active Link different devices: Always Active Receive and use automatically-sent device characteristics for identification: Always Active Ensure security, prevent fraud, and debug: Always Active Technically deliver ads or content: Always Active If you don't open their "show purposes" window and "Confirm my choices" from that window, then you are also agreeing to: Store and/or access information on a device Personalised ads and content, ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development Use precise geolocation data Actively scan device characteristics for identification