The unfortunate result is that the goddamn GDPR warnings keep popping up, because ironically, the way those websites remember that you either "accepted" or "denied" the tracking request is to leave a cookie, and I don't allow or want to allow that cookie.
EDIT: Separately, there are many websites that only have an "accept" button and no "decline" button. By blocking the modal dialog boxes, I never actually "accepted", and therefore they never got my permission to track. Ha!
GDPR is about a lot more than just cookies.
>By blocking the modal dialog boxes, I never actually "accepted", and therefore they never got my permission to track. Ha!
Unfortunately they probably treat this as if you accepted the modal (which is against GDPR).
Sure, but they can't track me anyway :)
GDPR is about all tracking - cookies are just one implementation.
Hah. You expect sites to not track you just because you are there for the first time? If that were the case there’d probably be no GDPR.