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It might also just be done by whatever underlying web framework they use without them realizing. Like maybe a call to a method that checks if you are authentica
by giancarlostoro 3y ago
It might also just be done by whatever underlying web framework they use without them realizing. Like maybe a call to a method that checks if you are authenticated creates those cookies deep in some library they have less control / ownership of. Just taking a guess.
- jefftk 3y agoPossibly! But then they need to choose: take full control of their stack to where they can ensure it doesn't set unnecessary cookies, or use cookie banners.
- giancarlostoro 3y agoI am certain if I am in any way right they could overprice the behavior, but im making a wild guess. Or maybe they missed a page.