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> - store all user data client-side, stuff it in a cookie. That's still a tracking cookie, not allowed under the GDPR without explicit consent.
by skrause 8y ago
> - store all user data client-side, stuff it in a cookie.
That's still a tracking cookie, not allowed under the GDPR without explicit consent.
- craigsmansion 8y ago"Tracking Cookies are a specific type of cookie that is distributed, shared, and read across two or more unrelated Web sites for the purpose of gathering information or potentially to present customized data to you." You still make a valid point though, but my guess is it's not going to be considered pervasive tracking, where a data subject loses hold of their information, and will be considered in-line with the spirit of the GDPR, since it addresses the excesses the law set out to regulate: the wide-spread leaking and sales of profiling data.