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And when you open the page every time it wants to go through all the cookie and partner options instead of just saying "yup, we remember you deactivated everyth
by narnianal 7y ago
And when you open the page every time it wants to go through all the cookie and partner options instead of just saying "yup, we remember you deactivated everything. [change settings] [continue reading]"
- SmellyGeekBoy 7y agoBut by what mechanism would it remember that you deactivated cookies?
- PeterisP 7y agoYou don't deactivate all cookies as such, you deactivate personalised tracking cookies. So the site shouldn't place a cookie 'session_id=12345678', but a cookie 'techcrunch_tracking_enabled=False' that's not linked to any particular user would be just fine.
- narnianal 7y agoby keeping a "necessary" cookie for instance. And you don't think they really stop tracking you just because you said you didn't like it, right? What would you even do against it? Sue each and every website owner on the planet somewhere in the EU where they might not even care?