Question 37: According to the passage, why do "cookie consent" banners often fail to provide genuine choice to users? A. Because strict priv...

Question 37: According to the passage, why do "cookie consent" banners often fail to provide genuine choice to users?

A. Because strict privacy laws in Europe have made it impossible for websites to display clear and simple "reject" buttons.

B. Because websites employ deceptive design elements that prioritize the acceptance of tracking over the ability to decline it.

C. Because most everyday users prefer to have their political views and health concerns predicted by advanced digital systems.

D. Because third-party cookies are now required by all major browsers to ensure that "free" services remain operational for everyone.