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> 1. A pop-up notifying the visitor on the website's cookie policy (required by EU law). 2. A pop-up asking the visitor to consent to its privacy policy (requir
by the_mitsuhiko 8y ago
> 1. A pop-up notifying the visitor on the website's cookie policy (required by EU law). 2. A pop-up asking the visitor to consent to its privacy policy (required by EU law).
That is both not required. Just don't collect PII and all is good. Apple for instance manages to run a website that does not involve any stupid cookie warnings.
- marksomnian 8y agoapple.com/shop begs to differ (and for the record, they don't have any cookie warnings, but Chrome DevTools shows me no less than 26 cookies)
- the_mitsuhiko 8y agoThat's the point: the cookies that apple sets do not require user consent.