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> you still need cookie banners under the ePrivacy directive Only if you store data in the browsing (using cookies, localStorage, or any other technical means)
by arp242 2y ago
> you still need cookie banners under the ePrivacy directive
Only if you store data in the browsing (using cookies, localStorage, or any other technical means), no?
- SpikeMeister 2y agoThe article claims that loading JavaScript that sends back information comes under the ePDs definition of accessing stored data: > So sending out JavaScript code that instructs the terminal equipment to send back information is… accessing the information.