10 articles tagged cookie consent.
Cookie blocking is a process of preventing a website from saving or accessing cookies on the user’s device. Here is how websites use cookies, why you need cookie blocking, how cookie auto-blocking works, and how it affects websites, marketers and users.
Read articleEssential cookies help your website function while others track visitors and collect personal information. Here is the difference between essential and non-essential cookies, and how to block non-essential ones until users give consent.
Read articleA cookie scan collects each cookie, tracker, pixel and script your site fires, and tells you who sets it and whether it is active before consent. Here is how a scan works, why the audit matters, ten ways to run one, how to act on the results and the mistakes to avoid.
Read articleCookie compliance is the legality surrounding the collection, storage and processing of cookies on a website. Here are the rules, the types, the four key components, the laws that require it and a step-by-step guide to becoming compliant.
Read articleA cookie consent banner is the first connection between your site and privacy compliance. Here is how it works, the banner types and styles, what the law requires, and how to put one on your site.
Read articleCookie consent is not only about compliance with various privacy laws, but also preserving the privacy of customers and establishing mutual trust between users and websites.
Read articleA practical, no-fluff way to check your site for the most common GDPR cookie consent mistakes, and what a compliant setup actually looks like.
Read articleA plain-English guide to the California Do Not Sell or Share right, the Global Privacy Control signal, and what your website actually needs in place to honor an opt-out.
Read articleThe difference between prior consent and cookie walls, why one is compliant and the other is risky, and how to design a banner that holds up.
Read articleA clear, no-fluff answer to whether your website needs a cookie banner this year, who the rules apply to, and what a good banner actually looks like.
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