To be fair, the EU does bear the fault in that its regulation is not enforced enough. The GDPR actually forbids annoying users into consent (it doesn't count if you force or trick users into consenting) but enforcement of this has been so lacking that entire businesses like TrustArc have been built on providing non-GDPR-compliant consent flows.
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To be fair, the EU does bear the fault in that its regulation is not enforced enough. The GDPR actually forbids annoying users into consent (it doesn't count if you force or trick users into consenting) but enforcement of this has been so lacking that entire businesses like TrustArc have been built on providing non-GDPR-compliant consent flows.