It's a model you download and run yourself, on your own hardware. No privacy policy needed.

He's referring to the actual website, which doesn't give you the option of reject profilation cookies (mandatory in Europe). I commented about another website posted here few days ago. It gets me mad too

Use uBlock Origin and then you won't have to see them ;)

But won't that just default you to agreeing to whatever.

The ublock cookie ones will decline if it’s possible I believe. IANAL but I doubt that most of the things that pop up websites, get you to agree to would really hold up in court unless they had evidence that you specifically agreed to something. From what I’ve seen most of them are like it or lump it where if you don’t agree, they exit you from the website anyway.