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What prevents a tracking script to set a third party cookie first and then set a first party cookie that references the third party cookie. And when the script
by spiderfarmer 9y ago
What prevents a tracking script to set a third party cookie first and then set a first party cookie that references the third party cookie. And when the script notices the third party cookie is gone, it sets it again on the next visit? With enough websites using it, you would only lose a couple of visits.
- mixedbit 9y agoCookies are called third party based on a context in which they are sent. A cookie itself is not third or first party, it can act as both depending on this context.
- spiderfarmer 9y agoYes, but only one of them is removed after a day.