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Tracking vs. non-tracking is not a distinction that the EU cookie rules recognize. A privacy respecting first-party analytics cookie, serving no other purpose t
by SpicyLemonZest 1y ago
Tracking 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.