Honestly, I'd like to see more people follow that. I got the idea from others and it seems like a perfect solution.
People who can't/don't want cookies cannot really use any site I've ever worked on. It makes no sense building things for people who won't ever be customers.
I do however treasure privacy rights. That's why I don't use cloud flare. It blocks TOR, and many VPN's.
I've almost built my site to favour those methods of privacy, and I highly recommend them to people
I have paid the price of being on TOR often enough. Heaps of sights are beyond my reach.
People have the right to avoid cookies, but those rights come at a cost.
Oddly most of my users are from the EU, they just use VPN's
It's really not. Don't collect or process personally identifying information, and you're in immediate compliance.
Of course, people should be able to disable tracking more like: i don't want to be tracked by alphabet and Facebook, rather than turning it off for every website separately.