LinkedIn Cookie Usage

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To offer users a free trial of LinkedIn Premium features.
To track user activity across all websites for marketing purposes.
To exclusively provide essential services and secure user data on LinkedIn.
To provide, secure, analyze, and improve services, and display relevant advertisements. (correct)

Essential cookies require user consent, while non-essential cookies do not.
Essential cookies are only used by LinkedIn, while non-essential cookies are used by third parties.
Essential cookies are temporary, while non-essential cookies are permanent.
Essential cookies are used for basic website functionality, while non-essential cookies serve other purposes like analytics and advertising. (correct)

Users can accept non-essential cookies but cannot later change their preference.
Users can choose to accept or reject non-essential cookies, and update their choices in settings at any time. (correct)
Users can only reject non-essential cookies upon initial registration.
Users must accept all cookies to use LinkedIn.

<p>To direct users to a document with more details about cookie usage on LinkedIn. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Small text files stored on a user's device to track and store information about their browsing activity and preferences.

Cookies that are strictly necessary for a website to function properly, such as those used for security or basic site functionality.

Cookies that are not strictly necessary for a website to function, but enhance the user experience, such as those used for analytics or advertising.

Entities other than the website owner that use cookies on a website, often for advertising or tracking purposes.

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A document that explains how a website uses cookies, what types of data they collect, and how users can manage their cookie preferences.

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LinkedIn uses cookies to provide, secure, analyze, and improve services, as well as to display relevant ads on and off the platform.
Essential and non-essential cookies are used.
Consent is required to accept or reject non-essential cookies.
Cookie preferences can be updated in settings at any time.