The phrase 'cookie policy' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a policy related to the usage of cookies--small pieces of data--on a website. For example, "Our website has a detailed cookie policy that outlines how we use data collected on the site."
Read more about our cookie policy here.
This page describes our cookie policy for independent.co.uk (the Website).
Facebook's cookie policy updated this year states that the company still uses cookies if users do not have a Facebook account, or are logged out, to "enable us to deliver, select, evaluate, measure and understand the ads we serve on and off Facebook".
For more information on our data policies, please visit our Cookie Policy.
Such use is in accordance with the BBC's Cookie Policy which can be found at www.bbc.co.uk/privacy/cookies.
Such use is in accordance with the BBC's Cookie Policy which can be found at http://www.bbc.co.uk/privacy/cookies/. 1.
This includes advertisements, and not legal obligations such as cookie policies or logins to private content, such as paywalls.
Websites are being asked to review cookie policies because technical solutions involving users tweaking settings on browsing software are not going to be available by 26 May.
A Comprehensive Evaluation of Third-Party Cookie Policies" that proposed improvements to browser security that would make users less susceptible to having their internet trail tracked from site to site.
The GDPR is also having a powerful indirect influence on U.S. consumers as they begin to experience the new EU privacy notices and cookie policies on their favorite websites.
But since browsers started to tighten up their cookie policies, like Safari recently did with the launch of ITP 2.0 and Firefox did with its tracking protection, companies have started migrating to first-party-cookie or server-to-server-based measurement.
