Share the link to the cookie pages
Posted: Wed Dec 18, 2024 5:22 am
The cookie notice is a text, through which you can inform your users about the treatment and use of cookies . By using such notice you will be complying with the law.
To publish the cookie information you can place them either at the top or bottom of the page; you must also carry out two steps:
Share a generic notice or alert
You must indicate how cookies are used and the option that determines user approval. This must include:
-Notice of the use of non-exempt cookies that are installed in the browser by the website.
- Warning about the result of user actions. That is, if the user performs a certain action, for example continuing with the visit, it will be understood that the user has accepted the use of cookies.
- Establish the purpose of the cookies that are installed. Indicate who will use consulting email list them (those responsible for the page or third parties).
-Link to a page where detailed information can be found.
It aims to provide complete and explicit information regarding the cookie policy. This step cannot be missing:
-The definition.
-Explanation of how they work.
-Types of cookies used on your website.
-Instructions to cancel or deactivate them.
In summary, to establish a cookie policy and thus avoid penalties, it is essential that:
1. Study your cookies.
2. Design an ad.
3. Create your cookie policy.
4. Notify your users.
5. Abide by and respect the law.
6. Control your cookies.
User Privacy
Cookies do not pose a danger to website visitors: they are not viruses and do not insert malware into a computer. They can only save certain pieces of information, which facilitate interaction with the content and login.
In fact, rejecting a site's cookies can make navigation more difficult and force you to constantly fill out forms.
On the other hand, cookies are deleted when you leave the site or expire, and do not take up space in memory, except in certain very specific cases. Alternatively, they can be deleted manually using the “clear browsing data” option in each browser.
To publish the cookie information you can place them either at the top or bottom of the page; you must also carry out two steps:
Share a generic notice or alert
You must indicate how cookies are used and the option that determines user approval. This must include:
-Notice of the use of non-exempt cookies that are installed in the browser by the website.
- Warning about the result of user actions. That is, if the user performs a certain action, for example continuing with the visit, it will be understood that the user has accepted the use of cookies.
- Establish the purpose of the cookies that are installed. Indicate who will use consulting email list them (those responsible for the page or third parties).
-Link to a page where detailed information can be found.
It aims to provide complete and explicit information regarding the cookie policy. This step cannot be missing:
-The definition.
-Explanation of how they work.
-Types of cookies used on your website.
-Instructions to cancel or deactivate them.
In summary, to establish a cookie policy and thus avoid penalties, it is essential that:
1. Study your cookies.
2. Design an ad.
3. Create your cookie policy.
4. Notify your users.
5. Abide by and respect the law.
6. Control your cookies.
User Privacy
Cookies do not pose a danger to website visitors: they are not viruses and do not insert malware into a computer. They can only save certain pieces of information, which facilitate interaction with the content and login.
In fact, rejecting a site's cookies can make navigation more difficult and force you to constantly fill out forms.
On the other hand, cookies are deleted when you leave the site or expire, and do not take up space in memory, except in certain very specific cases. Alternatively, they can be deleted manually using the “clear browsing data” option in each browser.