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Sure, but remember that: - the so-called “cookie law” is not limited to cookies (see ePrivacy article 5(3) for more information, it's actually any technique al
by cccbbbaaa 3y ago
Sure, but remember that:
- the so-called “cookie law” is not limited to cookies (see ePrivacy article 5(3) for more information, it's actually any technique allowing to store or retrieve information from a user's terminal);
- ePrivacy exists since 2002 (so, decades);
- any kind of tracking allowing to identify unique users will require consent, cookies or not.