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Some pages (eg. all that use the consent.truste.com script) use localStorage to store the decision. That way the decision remains client-side and can still be p
by pgeorgi 13y ago
Some pages (eg. all that use the consent.truste.com script) use localStorage to store the decision.
That way the decision remains client-side and can still be persistent by hiding the question via javascript.
- notok22 13y agoThis law applies to any kind of "data" stored on the client, so using localStorage to store the user's answer would be breaking the law. http://www.cookiepedia.co.uk/eu-cookie-law http://www.cookiepedia.co.uk/eu-cookie-law
- pgeorgi 13y agoI don't remember the specifics. They could add a checkbox "store this decision locally", which would allow storing this single information - and localStorage is the best place to put it (unlike cookies).