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Only if you define "almost any modern website" as one that does precisely what the GDPR set out to deal with. If tracking wasn't as widespread we wouldn't have
by account42 1y ago
Only if you define "almost any modern website" as one that does precisely what the GDPR set out to deal with. If tracking wasn't as widespread we wouldn't have needed the regulation in the first place.
- SpicyLemonZest 1y agoTracking vs. non-tracking is not a distinction that the EU cookie rules recognize. A privacy respecting first-party analytics cookie, serving no other purpose than to let the website operator count how many distinct users visit a particular page, is still a not-strictly-necessary cookie which your users must provide informed consent for.
- account42 1y ago> A privacy respecting first-party analytics cookie, serving no other purpose than to let the website operator count how many distinct users visit a particular page, is still a not-strictly-necessary cookie which your users must provide informed consent for. Yes because that's tracking.