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GDPR is pretty solid if you ask me and basically makes it illegal to share your customers' data with third parties without explicit permission. The result of that is a lot of US websites refuse to serve European countries because they are all about selling data.
What confuses me is that the cookie permission banners/modals are some real asshole shits. "Reject all" option is behind 2 or 3 clicks whereas the "accept all' option is the first thing you see. I wish they had made patterns like those illegal as well.
They are illegal, just not enforced properly
That's actually from a completely different set of legislation that came in earlier regarding cookies in general. Although it does overlap a bit.
Either way, European websites have to have a reject all button clearly displayed.
German democratic peoples Republic???