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You only need to set a cookie when the user logs in. So as long as the user isn't logged in or in the process of logging in there's no need for a banner.
by the8472 7y ago
You only need to set a cookie when the user logs in. So as long as the user isn't logged in or in the process of logging in there's no need for a banner.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoYou only need a banner if you use cookies for tracking. If all your cookie does is enable the login form, you don't need the banner. That's the "one weird trick" TFA describes.