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That's correct. That assertion is explicitly about the cookies consent if you look at the header to that segment. If you don't have cookies, you don't need tha
by 411111111111111 4y ago
That's correct.
That assertion is explicitly about the cookies consent if you look at the header to that segment. If you don't have cookies, you don't need that. As such, it's entirely correct in it's context.
You might still need a consent popup if you're tracking the user, but that's not the same as a cookie banner... Even though they can be combined.
- d1sxeyes 4y agoI think you and I would perhaps disagree on the definition of 'explicit', but if we put that to one side, what is the point of any data being stored at all if it is not possible to link it to an individual user? I think there's also a big risk that there would be accidental data capturing. In its context, and if you consider it in terms of the segment, and a literal reading, it's correct. But I think there's an AWFUL lot of scope for someone to follow this advice and end up being on the wrong side of the law, and it's bordering on negligence to share this without a lot of disclaimers, caveats, and warnings.