When requesting use of personal data on websites it's becoming standard now to have an 'Accept All' and 'Reject All'.<p>If you run a website, what percentage of uses click 'Accept All' and what percentage click 'Reject All'?
I click on reject all, if there is no reject all button i do click details and if i don't find a way to turn off everything on the first details page I close the site unread.<p>Also, if your popup says "we care about your privacy" please remove that lie. If you cared about my privacy you wouldn't track me.
Our stats for heyklaro.com are public [1], the acceptance rate is around 50 %. We've always had a dialog with one-click Accept / Reject flow, even before it became officially mandated. We see similar rates for our customers.<p>1: <a href="https://heyklaro.com/demo" rel="nofollow">https://heyklaro.com/demo</a>
I have been conditioned to click "accept all" because at some point clicking "reject all" almost always lead me to a page saying that I can't use the site without cookies. I don't think this is as universal anymore but I haven't de-conditioned myself yet.
I generally will manually set it to minimum<p>Too often 'reject all' doesn't do what it leads you to believe. I don't have incentive to allow any of it<p>Edit: It's often a ruse anyway. Either changing nothing or not working until you reload, if I remember correctly
I have made it a personal philosphy to close any site which hassles me one of these, and the same for sign up for our newsletter.<p>I have noticed that the quality of material I read has gone up in the process.
A lot of those prompts make it annoying to use 'reject all' so I have developed muscle memory for slapping a bookmarklet that just removes all sticky elements from the page.
Of course, the pop-up cookies are annoying, and I could say I don't think about them at all.<p>Most of the time, I click the first thing that comes up. However, I have noticed that this only happens on trusted sites.<p>On sites I don't know, I prefer to either close the window or "reject all." But how it pisses me off!
My ad-blocker takes care of the majority of these, but if some slip through I will do my best to find the "reject all" option or navigate away if it isn't there. It's unlikely to show up in metrics though because whatever is supposed to collect those metrics would be blocked anyway.
I get cookie rage. Some I already know to click details and immediately save for a minimal default. Some I randomly select whatever, some I accept. Then I get asked the same from the same site the next day. I hate this so much that I get desensitized to all forms of tracking.
I use Temporary Containers on Firefox, so the cookies are deleted after I am done anyway.<p>I always click Accept All to make it go away, if I didn't have the uBlock filter that blocks the popups altogether.
<a href="https://www.super-agent.com/" rel="nofollow">https://www.super-agent.com/</a> does it for me automatically, snout 80% of the time.
I don't care, I click on whatever gets the popup away<p>Accept generally works better, sometimes you get more crap when you reject.
Oftentimes you can't even find reject very easily