> random rules from other countries

Ever thought that complying with those "random" personal data protection laws shows a respect for users decency and privacy in your own country, as well as those users in the UK/EU?

They complied by building a blocking system, instead of just disabling cookies with a flag, which would have taken exactly the same effort.

And by "no one" you mean almost everyone.

Except that it’s an entire continent and loads of people do comply with it. You just sound ignorant.

So we're supposed to deal with your bullshit Patriot Act while GDPR is too "random" for you?