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Even worse, if you have cookies disabled it will keep asking you for consent over and over even if you decline/accept.
by h_anna_h 6y ago
Even worse, if you have cookies disabled it will keep asking you for consent over and over even if you decline/accept.
- mxmel 6y agoHow are you supposed to track that someone has consented if you disable tracking? I’m assuming that declining means you can’t use any form of storage.
- Nextgrid 6y agoCookies for functional purposes are allowed without consent.
- Macha 6y ago"trackingEnabled: 0" does not require consent and lets you acknowledge "consentId: abc134" then looking that up in or even "consentDenied: exact timestamp" could be used to identify a user so would require consent. I suspect lots of companies want to use the second so they can choose to bug you for [more] consent at a later date, or choose to interpret the first as not allowed in case bugging the user again enough times does get consent.