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only if you are storing personal information. Email, Name, unique ID. Something as simple as "blue" doesn't qualify.
by reactordev 1y ago
only if you are storing personal information. Email, Name, unique ID.
Something as simple as "blue" doesn't qualify.
- dkersten 1y agoCorrect. But you can also use cookies for that, without violating GDPR or the ePrivacy directive.
- reactordev 1y agoThen you have the problem of some users blocking cookies at the browser level. LocalStorage is perfect application for this use case.
- account42 1y agoOr maybe you could respect those user's preferences of not having shit stored for your website.