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> 99% are just fake. If you reject cookies you keep get them Note that cookies that are technically required to serve the site don't need a cookie banner. This
by nikeee 4y ago
> 99% are just fake. If you reject cookies you keep get them
Note that cookies that are technically required to serve the site don't need a cookie banner. This is something many people get wrong. Other people shift to LocalStorage instead. But the actual legislation does not distinguish between cookies and local storage (and similar techniques).
Also, there must be a "reject all" button which should appear visually equivalent to the "accept all" button. Rejecting all has to be as easy as accepting all. Additional clicks are not legal.
- karaterobot 4y agoAnother thing that is often ignored is that you have to wait for someone to consent before you give them cookies. Many sites just create the cookies when you open the page, then throw the banner, then whether you accept or reject, it makes no difference. Talk about compliance theater.