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Revise cookie compliance to meet EU regs #129

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delphidabbler opened this issue Sep 27, 2022 · 1 comment
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Revise cookie compliance to meet EU regs #129

delphidabbler opened this issue Sep 27, 2022 · 1 comment
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Neither the new or old Osano cookie compliance code strictly met EU regulations.

Revise the code to better comply.

  • The cookies used are preferences cookies. Strictly speaking the user can opt out of these. So a Yes/No choice is required. If no then the cookie compliance popup & any flash messages will always appear.

  • Cookies can't be stored for > 1 year, so permanently hiding flash messages is not an option.

  • Users decisions to opt out must be recorded - let's argue that this is done by storing the cookie.

  • Information about each cookie used must be provided, so need to update cookies.html. For accuracy it may be a good idea to store each cookie's name in a Jekyll variable so same one gets used as actual name & in Docs.

  • Users must be able to withdraw consent. Possibly add a link to click on page footer when user is opted in.

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Implemented at 85e2a51

@delphidabbler delphidabbler added completed Work has been completed and has been pushed to the develop branch and removed in progress Work has started on this issue ⚠️ Issue needs urgent attention labels Nov 20, 2022
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