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It might not actually be that intrusive. As long as you have acceptance of cookies as a condition in your Terms of Service, you can say that the specific permis
by quanticle 15y ago
It might not actually be that intrusive. As long as you have acceptance of cookies as a condition in your Terms of Service, you can say that the specific permission to store cookies is granted whenever the user signs into their account.
Heck, you could even write that as a separate provision (e.g. "In order to sign you in, we'll need to store a cookie in your browser") and it wouldn't be all that intrusive.
- roundsquare 15y agoI'm not so confident in that. I don't know anything about Dutch/European law, but in the U.S. there are a lot of times that obscure clauses in long contracts/ToS's are disregarded by courts.
- joelhaasnoot 15y agoNot so worried there isn't an option: it's just not going to be very clear what the consequences are till someone takes a website to court over storing cookies.