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"Cookies" is just a colloquial way of talking about this tracking. What actually matters legally is what you are tracking, not how you implement it. It is compl
by TheCoelacanth 1y ago
"Cookies" is just a colloquial way of talking about this tracking. What actually matters legally is what you are tracking, not how you implement it. It is completely irrelevant whether your shopping cart uses cookies or not.
- JohnFen 1y agoExcept that the topic at hand is the cookie permission banners, which are about cookies specifically, not tracking generally.
- Dylan16807 1y agoThe banners are about tracking. They can't just sneak in localstorage instead and claim they're following the rules.
- TheCoelacanth 1y agoThat is completely false unless you are talking about the pre-GDPR e-privacy directive. GDPR only uses the word cookies once and it comes immediately after the phrase "such as", i.e. it's a non-exhaustive list of examples of ways that you could track someone.