[randac]

I'd love to know how often a 'reject all' button actually objected to all 'legitimate interest' crap too.

I expected the answer is site and consent management system dependent, so where I really couldn't avoid one of these sites, I'd manually object to all legitimate interest first before pressing it. Such a PITA and probably pointless ultimately, but hey..

[mpweiher]

Never, as far as I could tell. That was the whole point of the "reject all" button: to trick you into implicitly "agreeing" to the "legitimate interest" section.

[NullPrefix]

"reject all", then go to "legitimate interest" and click "object all". Or, you know, just disable JS.

[mpweiher]

Except "reject all" closes the popup. Gotcha!

So you have to first got to "legitimate interest", uncheck all the individual "purposes", because usually there is no "object all". Once you've done that (with "object all" if you're lucky), you then have to go to individual vendors, because objecting to all the purposes does not cover all the vendors. Yeah. Again, if you're lucky there's an "object all", but usually there isn't. So gotta uncheck all those. There's lots. And often there isn't even a good scrollbar indicator to show how far you've gotten. If there is it's just depressing.

Then you can hit "Reject All". And it's not entirely clear if "Reject All" doesn't turn the LIs back on, because, once again, that dismisses the dialog.