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> And, you as the client can verify whether it works How do you do that? Cookies are typically opaque (encrypted or hashed) bags of bits.
by zeroxfe 1y ago
> And, you as the client can verify whether it works
How do you do that? Cookies are typically opaque (encrypted or hashed) bags of bits.
- anamexis 1y agoJust the presence or absence of the cookie.
- echoangle 1y agoI would assume most websites would still set cookies even if you reject the consent, because the consent is only about not technically necessary cookies. Just because the website sets cookies doesn't tell you whether it respects you selection. Only if it doesn't set any cookies can you be sure, and I would assume that's a small minority of websites.