Except that cookies don't need to be accepted to fire analytics... You can still collect tracking information without using cookies / fingerprinting users....
This will result in higher UVs, but its still legitimate traffic (i.e. page views, what pages are being accessed, etc).
If you are simply talking about opting out of Cookies, you can apply opt-out rules into your Visitor ID Service extension, and on your Adobe Analytics extension, set your cookie lifetime to session. (This will just make sure that the backup s_vid shouldn't persist beyond the session, thereby not follow the user between sessions)... but the analytics can still continue to track.
Now, if you explicitly ask if people want to opt out of tracking that is an entirely different type of opt-out.... and this is the one that would need all the conditions....
There is a fundamental difference between opting out of cookies, and opting out of tracking.
But no, there is no "global" configuration for this, your rules can be doing anything... adobe analytics, pixel trackers, CSS changes, setting/reading session storage variables, literally anything you can do with JS.. just like every rule needs its own trigger, it also needs it's own condition (IF you need the rule to run conditionally).
