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and then continues... > When people complain about the privacy risks presented by cookies, they are generally speaking about third-party, persistent, marketing
by exodust 4y ago
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> When people complain about the privacy risks presented by cookies, they are generally speaking about third-party, persistent, marketing cookies.
Nothing is helped or solved by insisting first party "site preferences" cookies need consent. There's obviously room for interpretation in regards to what is a "strictly necessary cookie" when it comes to site preferences, account tokens etc.
- XCSme 4y agoI agree, most problem with privacy across the web is the cross-site tracking, and the ability to track a user across their entire browsing activity, not the fact that each website individually knows what the user did on their own website.