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I don't really personally care, but I noticed that there isn't any cookie popup being shown, yet there are some cookies. Using a page like this (https://2gdpr.c

I don't really personally care, but I noticed that there isn't any cookie popup being shown, yet there are some cookies. Using a page like this (https://2gdpr.com/ https://2gdpr.com/) shows 3 out of 5 tests as possibly in the red. Never hosted a page of my own but always wondered how to make sure if I comply with all the rules after hearing from my colleagues that they've received a letter from some company asking for money for not complying to those.

Bewelge 4y ago
AFAIK you are allowed to use cookies/localstorage as much as you want as long as they're not used for tracking. Github for example uses cookies but doesn't ask for your consent: "At GitHub, we want to protect developer privacy, and we find cookie banners quite irritating, so we decided to look for a solution. After a brief search, we found one: just don’t use any non-essential cookies. Pretty simple, really. " [1] [1] https://github.blog/2020-12-17-no-cookie-for-you/ https://github.blog/2020-12-17-no-cookie-for-you/ Ed: Just checked myself though. Page seems to be saving google and facebook cookies which would definitely require consent.