They are held back too — a video on a page is a visit to YouTube, and YouTube sets cookies. A held-back embed keeps the space it was using and shows a button, so the page does not jump when it loads.
Pressing that button loads that one video. It is not consent to everything of that kind for ever, and nothing is stored.
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Cookie Consent
Ask before you set a cookie, and actually hold the scripts back until somebody says yes.
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