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AFAIK, that's not necessarily GDPR, you still need to have a cookie notice for third-party cookies, even if your third-party cookies don't collect PII. But as
by mattmanser 5y ago
AFAIK, that's not necessarily GDPR, you still need to have a cookie notice for third-party cookies, even if your third-party cookies don't collect PII.
But as others have said, you don't need a cookie notice of all you're using is necessary cookies.
Plus in the UK the ICO is underfunded, has a low enforcement record and is now sending menacing, misleading, letters demanding £40 from every UK business even though 90% of them don't actually need to pay the fee.
- mikeodds 5y agoI take it you are referring to their data protection fee: https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/data-protection-fee/ https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/data-protection-fee/ I agree it’s a complete joke, they demand you pay, then you pay £40 annually to basically click yes on 3 questions saying you are holding consumers personal information correctly with zero verification.
- denton-scratch 5y agoGhod, I'd never heard of that. "It should take about 15 minutes to complete this form." Really? 15m to make a 40-quid payment? Please fix that (or better, don't charge a fee unless you're providing a service).