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Clicking "reject all" isn't sufficient though. In many cases you need to go into some sub-tab and click "object all" to legitimate interest, or even uncheck a b
by unconed 3y ago
Clicking "reject all" isn't sufficient though. In many cases you need to go into some sub-tab and click "object all" to legitimate interest, or even uncheck a bunch of individual checkboxes that default to on.
This is applied for purposes such as "build a personalized profile", "show personalized content" and "show targeted ads" so I have no idea what the cookie dialog is supposed to prevent anymore... clearly the original purpose has been rules lawyered into oblivion by amoral scumbags.
But if they don't handle this, they're just going to blindly opt people into a bunch of stuff you'd expect to be opted out of.