Ironic how there's no way to reject third-party cookies, with the only options being "Accept" and "More info". Then under more info you find: > This includes G

Ironic how there's no way to reject third-party cookies, with the only options being "Accept" and "More info". Then under more info you find: > This includes Google Analytics cookies, which enable us to track visitor behavior and measure site performance. We may also collect anonymous information using Google Analytics Advertising cookies to analyze trends, statistics, and improve customer service. These cookies may automatically collect additional information, such as user location. We enable Google Analytics only when users approve it by clicking the "Approve" button on the cookie banner. For more information about Google cookies, What about Google Analytics is anonymous? Maybe they should try to adapt (pun intended) to their own "privacy-by-design" framework. You can have analytics without Google, or any third-party for that matter. Nice of them to not include it until accepted, but how about an option to get rid of the banner without accepting?