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I'm not totally sure what you are arguing, but if you don't use the cookies for tracking, then you don't need to warn or inform the user. And if you use some ot
by goto11 8y ago
I'm not totally sure what you are arguing, but if you don't use the cookies for tracking, then you don't need to warn or inform the user. And if you use some other kind of tracking beside cookies, you still need to warn.
- Veen 8y agoYes, there is a lot of nonsense talked about this. The GDPR makes it clear that sites don’t have to ask for permisssion to place session cookies and other cookies that are essential to the functioning of the site.
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