Reject is the default! That's the point of the law in the first place. If you, for example, blocked every consent dialog from appearing, no website would have legal grounds to track you (except for legitime purposes yada-yada).
I wish that was true.
> "If you, for example, blocked every consent dialog from appearing, no website would have legal grounds to track you (except for legitime purposes yada-yada)."
Sounds good to me!
Is it? He just said it was and he's right.
The point people are making in response to your post is that GDPRs default is reject. Not necessarily the implementations used on a website default.