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Understanding and implementing a cookie policy is crucial for any website that values transparency, user trust, and legal compliance.

As digital privacy concerns continue to grow, both users and regulatory bodies demand greater clarity on how personal data is collected and used. And a cookie policy serves as an essential document that informs visitors about the types of cookies a website uses, the data they collect, and how this information is managed.

So let’s take a look at what a cookie policy is, the benefits of adding one to your website, and what it must include.

Cookies are small text files that websites send to a user’s device, like a web browser on a desktop or phone, on their first visit. They are then stored there for (usually) a specified amount of time. They help track user behavior, remember login details, and maintain session information, enabling a personalized browsing experience. For example, cookies can keep items in a shopping cart or save user preferences.

On subsequent visits, your browser sends the cookie data back to the server, enabling the site to recognize you. There are different types of cookies, like first-party and third-party, which are used for different types of data collection.

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