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Cookie consent is the legal requirement to obtain consent from website visitors before setting cookies on their devices. Consent is collected via a cookie banner that enables visitors to accept or decline cookies on the website.
Privacy regulations like the GDPR in the EU and UK, LGPD in Brazil, POPIA in South Africa and similar laws around the world require businesses to get consent for collecting a user’s personal data. As cookies and trackers can store personal data and be used to identify an individual, they are considered part of personal data.
Yes, you are required to get cookie consent from your website visitors if your website uses cookies (all websites do) and your website is used by residents of a country with privacy regulations like the GDPR in place.
If your website only uses strictly necessary cookies or cookies that are essential to perform a service expected by the user (eg: session cookies), you can be exempt from cookie consent. But note that, most websites set cookies that do not meet this criterion and therefore are required to get user consent for cookies.
The cookie consent banner displayed on your website will record the user’s response and set cookies based on that response. If the user accepts all cookies, then all cookies will be set on their browser. If they reject all cookies, only strictly necessary cookies (that are essential for the website to function) will be set. If they customize their cookie preferences, only the cookie categories they have enabled will be set on their browser.
Cookie consent should last for not more than a year i.e. you should renew user consent after 1 year. Depending on your national Data Protection Authority (DPA) guidelines you may also be required to renew user consent every 6 months. With CookieYes, you can set the consent expiration days as per your requirement.
With CookieYes, you can display a floating button or widget on your website that will enable your website visitors to change or withdraw their cookie settings at any time. This feature helps the user call back your banner after they have dismissed it and easily change or revoke their preferences, a requirement under the GDPR.
Guide: How to change or withdraw cookie consent
Most likely, if your website uses cookies and your organization/business falls within the scope of privacy regulations like the GDPR in the EU and UK and CCPA in the US. Cookie consent applies to any website that collects personal data from users via cookies including business websites, eCommerce websites, non-profit websites and even personal blogs.
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