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So is that tracking or not? It's definitely storing personal information, so it feels like it counts, but surely the intent is for a self-contained order databa
by oneeyedpigeon 4y ago
So is that tracking or not? It's definitely storing personal information, so it feels like it counts, but surely the intent is for a self-contained order database to get a pass on this? Maybe not.
- olivierduval 4y agoI think that it's a matter of implementation, because all you need really is the order correlation, not the user that passed the order. So - if you keep a reference to specific user (like "your friend toto bought this") then you need consent - if you keep a reference to "user category/generic profile" then it's anonymized so no need for consent - if your profile is build on all the orders of your different users but without user informations, then it seem fine to me... because of anonymity
- friendzis 4y agoYou don't need cookies for that
- germanier 4y agoAlthough these things are called "cookie banner", it doesn't matter whether you need/use cookies or do it server-side. It's about the data that is being processed and the intent, not the technical implementation.
- friendzis 4y agoAnd duration. E.g. session cookie holding serialized shopping cart data is ok, but longer term storage is not ok.