The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) became a staple of internet humor following its implementation in the European Union in 2018. While designed to protect user privacy, it inadvertently flooded the web with intrusive 'Accept All Cookies' pop-ups and mandatory privacy policy update emails. Memes about GDPR usually satirize the absurdity of having to navigate multiple clicks just to read a single blog post or the irony of clicking 'Accept' without ever reading the terms. It has become a universal symbol for the bureaucratic hurdles of the digital age, used by developers and casual users alike to vent about the cluttered user experience of the modern internet.