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Thanks for the explanation. I guess I should add a secret to the generated hash. That would prevent anyone without access to it to regenerate a similar hash. A

Thanks for the explanation. I guess I should add a secret to the generated hash. That would prevent anyone without access to it to regenerate a similar hash. As you said it's still a good idea to inform the visitors about the anonymous tracking. I'm pretty sure that most websites require a cookie note anyway, no matter how annoying it might be.

vertex-four 6y ago
Most websites probably don't actually need a cookie notice, at least up-front - cookies that are "strictly required" for the website to function and are not used for non-required functionality are exempt, something that most people miss because the vast amount of discussion around this is around user-tracking advertising.