Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #44043, comment 23
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Ticket #44043, comment 23
initial v1 4 4 My disagreement starts here. There are no ''new'' GDPR rules about //cookies//. After the GDPR becomes law, the use of cookies will ''still'' be regulated by Directive 2002/58/EC (which, unlike directive 95/46/EC, will ''not'' been revoked when the GDPR becomes law). 5 5 6 For the record: GDPR only mentions cookies ''once'' (Recital 30). There are no "rules" (new or old) about cookies in the GDPR. I do not understand why you ''keep'' perpetuating the falsehood that our handling of cookies must //change// because of the GDPR. 6 For the record: GDPR only mentions cookies ''once'' (Recital 30). There are no "rules" (new or old) about cookies in the GDPR. 7 8 (There are new rules about some //other things// in the GDPR. These new rules should not [and IMHO //cannot//] be dealt with by using cookies.) 7 9 8 10 > website visitors must give prior consent 9 11 10 No!This is also wrong. Please re-read Directive 95/46/EC says this (Recital 25). It says:12 You seem to think that "prior concent" applies to cookies. This is also wrong. Please re-read Directive 95/46/EC says this (Recital 25). It says: 11 13 12 14 > Users should have the opportunity to refuse to have a cookie or similar device stored on their terminal equipment