But from what i can see you can't turn everything off. Apart from having to plough through the "legitimate interest" (legitimate in what sense?) Buttons clicking off there remain a whole line-up of permissions which you can't turn off at all.
Bugger this.
Place for various reasons hasn't been up to much for a while anyway. Definitely not worth big data rifling through my stuff.
So unless I have missed something, bugger it.
As always with matters of data privacy, if you have concerns about how organisations use your data and your rights and responsibilities, I’d recommend half an hour looking at the guidance for the public on the information commissioner‘s office site. Its generally very well written.
https://ico.org.uk/your-data-matters
For example, here’s the definition and an example of ‘legitimate interest’.
https://ico.org.uk/your-data-matters/does-an-organisation-need-my-consent/#legitimate
Edit…
Ultimately it’s each person’s responsibility of understand how organisations can use their data legitimately and the risk of unlawful or undesirable use. Don’t be like the tiler doing Ma Bollo’s bathroom last week, who lectured me on why he wouldn’t give the council his car reg to use the local tip, and how he‘d started a Facebook group to protest.
For full disclosure, I work for a company that develops software to assess an organisation’s “privacy risk”. For example, if the comany got hacked, the amount and type of data released will determine how big the fine could be.
