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It totally does make the distinction. If you use cookies for auth, no need to disclail it. Better, you don't need a banner even of you do track users for anyb
by BiteCode_dev 2y ago
It totally does make the distinction.
If you use cookies for auth, no need to disclail it.
Better, you don't need a banner even of you do track users for anybody with DNT. So you can offer a seamless experience.
They just don't care.
- legitster 2y ago> you don't need a banner even of you do track users for anybody with DNT This is not true. The specific text of the law requires that websites have to provide details about their cookies, and then document and store user preferences. If you just honored the DNT, you would still be out of compliance.