You should only use cookies if you need to use them. Otherwise, you generate more work for your users and could be contributing to the wear and tear of their hard drive. While some poorly designed sites use cookies for navigation or for nonsense reasons, the main purpose of cookies is to have persistent data between sessions. If someone logs in, that information could be stored in a cookie. Of course it would be generated security keys that should be stored, never the user's own information unless it is encrypted.
Yes, you should have a cookie policy on your website to inform users about the use of cookies and comply with data protection regulations.
Website Cookies are information used for particular computer users or IPs.
For the plural, as here, you should use "were".
the numbers you are talking about is the IP address of the cookies. you can use the IP address to access the website if you type them into the address bar for instance 195.194.200.8 would take you to Langside College Website.
Yes, do you agree to cookies being used on this website?
You can use ingredients like applesauce, mashed bananas, or flaxseed mixed with water as substitutes for eggs in cookies.
In this case the word cookie describes a small piece of code put on you computer that tells the cmputer what web site you have been to, and what you login and password is to that website, Cookies are stored by the web browser and should be discarded when you leave the website unless you you choise to keep the cookies
Cookies are basically scripting, and it needs to load cookies on your browser to use their custom flash player, (I believe) and it puts data on the website so it can optimize your experience.
Yes, it is recommended to have a cookie policy on your website to inform users about the use of cookies and comply with data protection regulations.
Cookies from a web site allow features to exist that make the website appear to remember who you are when you log in or keep recent settings. Cookies can also store your shopping cart on amazon. Cookies aren't a bad thing, some website can abuse them though.
So my question is: if I use my iPhone and go on a website, will that website data cookies save on both my iPhone and iPad since they're the same account?
Yes, you need to obtain cookie consent on your website in order to comply with data privacy regulations such as the GDPR. Cookie consent is required to inform users about the use of cookies on your website and to obtain their consent before storing or accessing any cookies on their devices.