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Somebody took their agreement back. Are their cookies gone?
From your site, yes. When a visitor switches off a kind of cookie they had agreed to, in the choices or with Reject all there, the cookies that kind's services leave on your site go (Google Analytics' _ga and _gid, the Meta pixel's _fbp, and so on for each service the reading found), and the page reloads once so that the tags already running stop. The Documentation lists every service's cookies under Taking an agreement back.
No website can remove the cookies a company keeps on its own address, such as Google's on doubleclick.net, or a cookie your server writes as HttpOnly; only the visitor's browser settings can. The cookie list tells visitors so. Switch it off under Settings → What it does → Remove cookies when somebody takes an agreement back.
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