Again, from the perspective of users, the experience got worse only after websites decided for themselves to add annoying cookie banners. Not after the regulati

Again, from the perspective of users, the experience got worse only after websites decided for themselves to add annoying cookie banners. Not after the regulation. > make them go back to being less annoying That is a request between you and them (the websites), unless you're talking about legislating a banner-less opt-out, or maybe just willing to file a complaint against the website with a data protection authority, if the banner is already illegally annoying. Websites have the right to annoy their users with cookie popups, with or without the GDPR (ironically , the GDPR actually has some protections here, websites simply break the law). Unfortunately, it seems many are choosing to exercise that right because they make money doing so.