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What is the primary function of cookies when you visit a website?
What is the primary function of cookies when you visit a website?
- To track your personal information and sell it to third parties.
- To slow down your browser and make websites load slower.
- To personalize your experience and make the site work as expected. (correct)
- To install software on your device without your consent.
Why might a user choose to block certain types of cookies?
Why might a user choose to block certain types of cookies?
- To increase the speed at which the website loads.
- To improve the website's functionality.
- To allow the website to store more information on their device.
- To protect their privacy and prevent unwanted tracking. (correct)
How do performance cookies contribute to website improvement?
How do performance cookies contribute to website improvement?
- By displaying personalized ads to users.
- By enabling enhanced functionality and personalization of the website.
- By storing personal information about users.
- By tracking visits and traffic sources to measure website performance. (correct)
What is the main purpose of targeting cookies?
What is the main purpose of targeting cookies?
What happens if you block strictly necessary cookies?
What happens if you block strictly necessary cookies?
How do functional cookies enhance the user experience on a website?
How do functional cookies enhance the user experience on a website?
If a website uses cookies to remember your login details, what type of cookie is most likely being used?
If a website uses cookies to remember your login details, what type of cookie is most likely being used?
What is a key difference between strictly necessary cookies and other types of cookies?
What is a key difference between strictly necessary cookies and other types of cookies?
What is meant when a website states that information collected by performance cookies is 'aggregated and anonymous'?
What is meant when a website states that information collected by performance cookies is 'aggregated and anonymous'?
How do targeting cookies differ from performance cookies in terms of their primary goal?
How do targeting cookies differ from performance cookies in terms of their primary goal?
Which of the following is NOT a typical function of cookies on a website?
Which of the following is NOT a typical function of cookies on a website?
Why is it important to understand the different categories of cookies used by a website?
Why is it important to understand the different categories of cookies used by a website?
A website claims that blocking targeting cookies will result in 'less targeted advertising'. What does this mean for the user?
A website claims that blocking targeting cookies will result in 'less targeted advertising'. What does this mean for the user?
A user configures their browser to block all cookies. What is a likely consequence of this action?
A user configures their browser to block all cookies. What is a likely consequence of this action?
Which type of cookie is most likely to be used to remember the items you placed in your shopping cart on an e-commerce website?
Which type of cookie is most likely to be used to remember the items you placed in your shopping cart on an e-commerce website?
How can a user typically manage their cookie preferences on a website?
How can a user typically manage their cookie preferences on a website?
If a website uses third-party cookies, what does this typically indicate?
If a website uses third-party cookies, what does this typically indicate?
What action would indicate a request for services that prompts cookies to be set?
What action would indicate a request for services that prompts cookies to be set?
When a website informs you that it uses traffic sources to improve performance, what type of cookies are most likely in use?
When a website informs you that it uses traffic sources to improve performance, what type of cookies are most likely in use?
A website displays the message “Blocking some types of cookies may impact your experience of the site and the services we are able to offer.” Select the most accurate interpretation of this statement.
A website displays the message “Blocking some types of cookies may impact your experience of the site and the services we are able to offer.” Select the most accurate interpretation of this statement.
Flashcards
What are cookies?
What are cookies?
Cookies store information on your browser, such as preferences and login details, to personalize your web experience.
Functional Cookies
Functional Cookies
Functional cookies enhance website functionality and personalization, possibly through third-party services.
Strictly Necessary Cookies
Strictly Necessary Cookies
Necessary for website to function; usually set in response to user actions. Disabling them may affect site functionality.
Performance Cookies
Performance Cookies
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Targeting Cookies
Targeting Cookies
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Study Notes
Cookie Consent Management
- Websites may store or retrieve information on your browser when you visit them
- This information is mainly in the form of cookies, relates to the user, their preferences, or their device, and is mainly used to ensure the site functions as expected
- Allowing sites to store cookies creates a more personalized user experience
Privacy Options
- Users can choose not to allow some types of cookies to respect their right to privacy
- Clicking on category headings allows users to find out more and change default settings
- Blocking certain cookies may impact the experience of the site and available services
Functional Cookies
- These cookies enable enhanced website functionality and personalization
- They may be set by the site or third-party providers
- Disallowing these cookies may cause some or all website services to not function properly
Performance Cookies
- These cookies help count visits and traffic sources, allowing for measurement and improvement of site performance
- They help identify the most and least popular pages and track visitor movement
- All data collected is aggregated and anonymous
- Disallowing these cookies prevents the site from knowing when visits occur and monitoring performance
Targeting Cookies
- These cookies can be set by advertising partners to build interest profiles and show relevant ads
- They do not store personal information directly, but rely on uniquely identifying browsers and internet devices
- Disallowing these cookies results in less targeted advertising
Strictly Necessary Cookies
- These cookies are essential for website function and cannot be disabled
- They are usually set in response to user actions like setting privacy preferences, logging in, or filling forms
- Browsers can be set to block or alert about these cookies, but this may cause some site features to not work
- These cookies do not store personally identifiable information
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