Name the feature you are trying to use
Runtime’s FAQ page states that declining its cookie consent prevents sign-in and use of personalised functions. Read the current notice when investigating those features. A missing personal list, a blocked login and a film that stops playing are different observations.
Write down the action you attempted and the response you received. If the account area is unavailable after a consent choice, that sequence is relevant to the investigation. It does not establish that every viewing failure on the service has the same cause.
Inspect the current choice deliberately
Use the consent controls actually presented by the official site if you want to review the choice. Read what they say before changing it. This article does not invent a particular button name, a browser workaround or a promise about how every app handles the same setting.
If you decide to change the choice, revisit the originally affected function and note the result. Keep the comparison specific. Changing several browser settings at once makes it harder to tell which condition affected the account feature.
Keep the free-service model separate
Runtime’s embedded official FAQ describes an advertising-supported free service. Reviewing cookie preferences is not an offer to purchase an ad-free tier. Use the current service’s actual terms when deciding whether its account functions meet your needs.
If the problem remains, record the official domain, browser or app, feature and exact message for support. A personal viewing note can still help you keep track of an intended title, but it does not restore an account function or extend a programme’s availability.
Questions answered
What does the reviewed notice say declining affects?
Sign-in and personalised functions.
Does changing that choice establish an ad-free service?
No. The reviewed free service is described as advertising-supported.
Sources & further reading
Official references for the subjects discussed. Service terms and device software can change.