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Unviewable without clicking "allow all cookies". The cookie breakdown is kinda interesting: - 24 necessary - 279 (!) marketing - about 140 for statistics, pre

Unviewable without clicking "allow all cookies". The cookie breakdown is kinda interesting: - 24 necessary - 279 (!) marketing - about 140 for statistics, preferences and "unclassified" Since it is not possible to not consent to all the unnecessary cookies, this seems non-compliant (feel free to show ads without all the privacy invasion).

yread 8y ago
Also the first "Necessary" cookie: __cfduid [x7] has "providers" (what does that mean?): cdn.viglink.com embed.ly embedly.com knightlab.com taboola.com tru.am tynt.com I think I can do without reading this article if it's necessary to have taboola cookies to read it
- buro9 8y ago
  __cfduid is a Cloudflare cookie that is used to determine whether the browsing session has passed basic threat control, and for domains that have configured captchas whether those have been passed. It is placed on all domains that proxy via Cloudflare and the existence of it (when verified, etc) signals not to present challenge/captcha pages. The list of domains above are a list of 3rd parties that the saveur.com website links to that also happen to be Cloudflare customers... so we can tell they're using Embedly, Taboola, Viglink, etc. A quick look around says that not all of the links are on every page so not all cookies are set on every page, but the consent list presented appears to be the superset of all possible cookies to be set by all possible third parties if you were to visit everything on the Saveur web site.
- yial 8y ago
  https://www.dropbox.com/s/u1zbz0yhuytfcqi/kimchi.pdf?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/u1zbz0yhuytfcqi/kimchi.pdf?dl=0
diftraku 8y ago
It's almost as bad as how Oath presented their "eat our cookies or take your business elsewhere"-prompt. Granted, they at least allowed you to decline specific third parties (albeit hidden behind a very questionable dark pattern and even more questionable lack of toggle all). Seems like having extensions like "Protect My Choices" are close to pointless when every time you visit a new site, you are forced to accept the same behavioural tracking cookies you just previously had declined on.
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yread 8y ago

Also the first "Necessary" cookie: __cfduid [x7] has "providers" (what does that mean?): cdn.viglink.com embed.ly embedly.com knightlab.com taboola.com tru.am tynt.com I think I can do without reading this article if it's necessary to have taboola cookies to read it

buro9 8y ago
__cfduid is a Cloudflare cookie that is used to determine whether the browsing session has passed basic threat control, and for domains that have configured captchas whether those have been passed. It is placed on all domains that proxy via Cloudflare and the existence of it (when verified, etc) signals not to present challenge/captcha pages. The list of domains above are a list of 3rd parties that the saveur.com website links to that also happen to be Cloudflare customers... so we can tell they're using Embedly, Taboola, Viglink, etc. A quick look around says that not all of the links are on every page so not all cookies are set on every page, but the consent list presented appears to be the superset of all possible cookies to be set by all possible third parties if you were to visit everything on the Saveur web site.
yial 8y ago
https://www.dropbox.com/s/u1zbz0yhuytfcqi/kimchi.pdf?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/u1zbz0yhuytfcqi/kimchi.pdf?dl=0

diftraku 8y ago

It's almost as bad as how Oath presented their "eat our cookies or take your business elsewhere"-prompt. Granted, they at least allowed you to decline specific third parties (albeit hidden behind a very questionable dark pattern and even more questionable lack of toggle all). Seems like having extensions like "Protect My Choices" are close to pointless when every time you visit a new site, you are forced to accept the same behavioural tracking cookies you just previously had declined on.

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