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EU rules on cookies etc 20:45 - Jun 11 with 948 views

I endorse them thoroughly- but am equally sick to death of having to click through various warnigns and agree various things every time I click a link.

Importantly- "strictly necessary" cookies, arent bloody necessary are they?

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EU rules on cookies etc on 20:53 - Jun 11 with 921 views

Guthrum

They aren't strictly necessary, but do make everyone's life easier (e.g. not having to go through a log-in procedure every time, or keep changing settings back to how you want them).

Agree about the tiresome - and generally pointless - notifications.

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EU rules on cookies etc on 20:59 - Jun 11 with 887 views

Ewan_Oozami

Some cookies are necessary to help with buying stuff as they keep track of your basket, etc. Most are not. As someone who is involved in rolling out TrustArc in the company I work for I can vouch for the fact that cookie consent management is a necessary pain in the backside.

And if you want to worry yourself further..
(once you get past the cookie consent screeen)
https://techcrunch.com/2019/08/10/most-eu-cookie-consent-notices-are-meaningless

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EU rules on cookies etc on 21:10 - Jun 11 with 844 views

DanTheMan

I mean, some are necessary for sites to work.

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EU rules on cookies etc on 21:22 - Jun 11 with 825 views

Fixed_It

So - this isn't a thread about Hobnobs, then.

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