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I never said the GDPR was the cookie law. I was just linking to a site that summarized the actual law. If storing preferred language in a cookie (without any un
by ggreer 2y ago
I never said the GDPR was the cookie law. I was just linking to a site that summarized the actual law. If storing preferred language in a cookie (without any uniquely identifying info) does not require a cookie banner, then I'd be happy to be corrected on that.
- kalleboo 2y agoYou don’t need an intrusive banner on page open. You just need consent. If the user is saving a setting like a language preference, just put “by saving this preference you agree for us to store the setting” next to the option/OK button (it’s really implicit just like their shopping cart example, but this is if you want to be really paranoid)
- troupo 2y agoIf it cannot be linked to you, it's no longer PII, and doesn't require consent. As easy as that.