Cookie consent banner lacks per-category granularity
Your cookie consent banner offers visitors an "accept all" option but doesn't let them choose which categories of cookies they're comfortable with - such as accepting analytics cookies but declining advertising cookies.
Why this matters
Privacy laws such as GDPR in Europe and the UK GDPR require consent to be specific and informed, and the Australian Privacy Act has its own requirements. Regulators in Europe, including the UK ICO and France's CNIL, have treated consent banners that offer no real choice as invalid in some cases, and CNIL has issued fines over cookie consent practices. Whether these laws apply to you depends on where your visitors are, so check with a privacy adviser.
How to fix it
Update your consent banner to include separate toggles or checkboxes for each cookie category - typically: essential, analytics, marketing, and functional. Your cookie management platform (such as Cookiebot, OneTrust, or similar) can usually be configured to do this without a rebuild.
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