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> The moment you use them for analytics Not even then - there are plenty of analytics you can do without a cookie banner, as long as they don't identify the us
by morelisp 6y ago
> The moment you use them for analytics
Not even then - there are plenty of analytics you can do without a cookie banner, as long as they don't identify the user.
Conversely, anything you do other than your obvious business requirements (e.g. if you buy something physical I need some address or identity to verify at pickup) requires consent whether or not it's analytics.
(Not a lawyer, not legal advice, jesus just don't track people...)
- 3np 6y agoThere needs to be the same kind if active consent whether it’s “required” or not. The difference is if you can deny access for those opting out or not.