• Resolved Robert

    (@hartlrobert)


    Due to new Cookie policies in our country I do not want any cookies to be set for normal users.
    Is there an option disabling this or which function needs that cookie?
    Thank You!

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  • Plugin Author One Dollar Plugin

    (@onedollarplugin)

    Hi Robert, are you seeing a cookie being set for non-logged-in users?

    Thread Starter Robert

    (@hartlrobert)

    Yes, there is (only)

    • icwp-wpsf

    I am logged out, cleared cache and cookies.

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Robert.
    Plugin Author One Dollar Plugin

    (@onedollarplugin)

    There are only very specific scenarios where that cookie is set.
    It’s never set for normal visitors, unless they visit non-normal pages, such as the login page.

    Can you test again by ensuring your cookies are definitely cleared and loading only, for example, the home page.

    Also, please ensure you’re on the latest version of Shield.

    Thread Starter Robert

    (@hartlrobert)

    Thank You for Your fast answer. Again. Great support.
    Fresh browser, no log in, just homepage: cookie.
    Latest WP, latest plugin version.
    Hm.
    Active are

    • ips
    • login_protect
    • firewall (cookies include is inactive)
    • headers
    Plugin Author One Dollar Plugin

    (@onedollarplugin)

    Could you share your url?

    Thread Starter Robert

    (@hartlrobert)

    Sure, https://datenwachschutz.de/

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Robert.
    • This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Robert.
    Plugin Author Paul

    (@paultgoodchild)

    It’s an odd one I can’t fully explain. We’re going to release 8.3 next week and we’ve just added in a bit of a cleanup around the sessions to make it clearer when that cookie gets set.

    All that said though, these cookies don’t represent any sort of tracking, or identification mechansim. There is nothing in any part of the the plugin linking a visitor’s cookie to anything or information, except of course for logged-in users.

    Thread Starter Robert

    (@hartlrobert)

    Thank You very much, no problem.

    The coming law in Germany does not distinguish between tracking or something else: cookie only after permission. Maybe technically necessary cookies are allowed without permission.

    Plugin Author One Dollar Plugin

    (@onedollarplugin)

    Hopefully 8.3 will resolve this for you.

    But the issue around cookies can be resolved by notifying visitors of the use of cookies and explaining what they are. They can accept that or reject it.

    I think the GDPR legislation is designed to ensure that users/visitors are generally better informed about what’s happening, and give them more options, not prevent the use of cookies.

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