Onve again it's been shown that consumers do care when they are properly shown the extent of data collection and/or are allowed to opt out.
E.g. when iOS introduced "ask apps to not track", 96% of users clicked "do not track": https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/05/96-of-us-users-opt-o...
If consumers didn't care, companies wouldn't go to extreme lengths to hide the fact that they are tracking you, and to invent craxier and crazier dark patterns to trick you into giving up your data.
What about when it's "accept all" and "reject and subscribe for $1.99"?
Illusion of choice forced onto you by the tracking industry. Again, if consumers didn't care, the trackimg industry wouldn't need to do this.