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I need to verify this, but I vaguely remembered you’re supposed to be able to exit these safely in two clicks maximum, though they sometimes obscure it.
Usually, it’s something like “Customize” then “Save” without checking anything, or just “Reject All”.
it's even more straight forward than that; accepting and rejecting has to be the same number of steps.
So basically 90% of sites aren’t GDPR compliant.
correct!
Correct. But companies seem to not give two fricks about it. There should be harsher punishments in place.
Somebody should in some way pass that information to the companies then.
I've seen a few sites set the toggles so that the on position is for options out instead of allowing the use of.