IANAL, but AFAIK it is a common misconception that cookies are a problem. They don't. Closer to the truth is that tracking is a problem. So as long as you don

IANAL, but AFAIK it is a common misconception that cookies are a problem. They don't. Closer to the truth is that tracking is a problem. So as long as you don't use any tracking, you don't have to care about privacy consents. But be aware that simple things like assets hosted on 3rd party servers (e.g. web fonts) can be used to track your users by your partners. Furthermore, everything related to ads or social media is most likely being used to track users. So if you want to avoid any trouble, host everything yourself and don't include any tracking/ads/social media. However, most likely you will still be required to have a privacy policy on your page if you have EU users. EDIT: Btw. when I say 'tracking', I mean web tracking like Google Analytics, not time tracking (might be ambiguous in this context).