Never seen one to address the amount of externals they send your data to. Could be a EU thing?

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      I’m pretty sure most sites just ignore this at least I don’t trust them not to. You should use u-block and enable the proper privacy filters (it can block cookie popups too)

      betterfox shows a good list of privacy filters to setup.

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      It’s blocked with the Vivaldi blocker, only sometimes still appears, but in this case with already your preferences.

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    If you use ublock you can enable privacy filters and popup blockers. If you don’t use ublock you should! (it’s really good)

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    “We value your privacy” above 1032 partners and no disagree button is unhinged

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        It isn’t a lie, they value your privacy a lot, they make money selling it to third parties.

        Longer the text of the PP, less privacy in the service, always. Services with real privacy don’t need a long PP with a lot of legal jerga, they have nothing to hide. Best to scan the service with Webbkoll or Blacklight, Or Exodus (Android), there you see what they do with your data.

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    I landed on a page last week that actually had a “No” button on the “Please disable your adblocker” popup. It just returned to displaying the page normally. Nice job, website.

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      My bad for being the ublock shill here. But ublock doesn’t get infected by “please disable your adblocker” popups.