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> The only thing I've wondered about is whether we show a one-off notice saying "we note your DNT setting and we've disabled tracking" How would you make it on
by philipwhiuk 3y ago
> The only thing I've wondered about is whether we show a one-off notice saying "we note your DNT setting and we've disabled tracking"
How would you make it one-off?
- plagiarist 3y agoStore a cookie that notes it has been displayed, but with no ID which can link between sessions.
- wwalexander 3y agoEnough ID-less cookies become a de facto ID pretty quickly. ID cookies are just the easiest method of fingerprinting users.
- mafuy 3y agoThis is one of the most harmless uses of a cookie one could imagine. It can only be used to identify someone in combination with other fingerprinting techniques, but applying those without consent would be illegal. Accordingly, its danger can be entirely dismissed here.
- plagiarist 3y agoOnly if one actively uses them that way, in defiance of the laws in question.
- lexicality 3y agopurely functional cookies (eg dismissed_banner=true) don't require consent