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The key difference with tracking is that it's based on intent. Technically there is no difference between a tracking cookie and any other cookie. It is just a q
by foldr 3y ago
The key difference with tracking is that it's based on intent. Technically there is no difference between a tracking cookie and any other cookie. It is just a question of its intended use.
- exitb 3y agoSure. If I'm asking a website to remember my user session, I expect and am happy to allow a cookie, even if it's a few extra clicks. When I visit a site I'm not a registered user of, no tracking is needed really.
- foldr 3y agoThe issue isn't cookies vs. no cookies; it's tracking cookies vs. other cookies. Session cookies in and of themselves do not require consent.