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> everybody just opts-in to everything all the time, just to make the thing go away. I actually bother to decline those things. So, not everybody. Your statis
by surgical_fire 2y ago
> everybody just opts-in to everything all the time, just to make the thing go away.
I actually bother to decline those things.
So, not everybody. Your statistics are off by at least one.
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- EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 2y agoUsually consent is one click and decline is a lot of extra clicks, if at all available. I just consent to everything and employ a Firefox extension that clears all cookies and site data when a tab is closed.
- nehal3m 2y agoYou can also try Consent-O-Matic, a plugin that will tell cookie banners whatever you pre-define. I set it to refuse everything. Doesn't work for all sites, but most that have industry standard banner software installed work.
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- Moldoteck 2y agoDo you think words all/most matter in the context of this discussion?
- olyjohn 2y agoIrrelevant.
- kelnos 2y agoWhen someone says "everybody", they generally don't mean literally every single person, they usually mean "most people". In that light, I believe the GP's assertion is correct. Most people -- really the vast majority of people -- will just click on the default option, or whatever gets the annoying pop-up out of their way.