Do you think it's possible to politely ask them on twitter to change? Maybe as a group?
Some even make it slow to accept, or reload to a homepage after submitting, instead of back to the original page. It just doesn't make any sense to me. But apparently people just accept it as the way the internet is nowadays.
If you are talking about this and not malicious reloads that make giving a consent harder. (I haven't seen that latter and the former doesn't bother me.)
The Data Protection Authority are underfunded and understaffed. They try the best with their resources.
Not the best way, I know, but better than nothing.
Police enforcement includes the police powers of arrest and detention.
GDPR enforcement is (I believe) limited to a fine which can be appealed to a court. If the enforcement department turns out to be wasting court time, then there are likely to be significantly negative consequences for that department (at least, more than for the police in the US).
I agree that fine collection is not an ideal way of funding a department, but not all incentives are perverse just because they exist - incentives are allowed to align.
There are way too many people that tolerate absolutely pathological software vendors for trivial reasons. Don't be part of the problem.