Click through EULAs are not legal documents. This has been established.
It's also unlawful under the GDPR.
It's also unlawful under the GDPR.
GDPR does not make collecting aggregate data unlawful, so unless you can prove that the data collection is identifiable then GDPR doesn't apply.
It doesn't appear to say clickwraps are non-binding, only that it has to be "conspicuous" and basically that a user knew they were agreeing to something. Unfortunately that too is open to interpretation. As with most things of this nature, if someone wants to sue, they can sue, and it's a resource fight in the courts.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specht_v._Netscape_Communicati....