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Why Every Business Needs a Cookie Banner to Stay GDPR-Compliant

Suppose you’re running a business, and you’ve put your heart into building your online presence. But if you’re not using a cookie consent banner, you’re risking serious penalties from GDPR, CCPA, and other privacy laws. Not to mention, you’re missing out on building trust with your visitors.

A cookie banner isn’t just a legal requirement—it’s a fantastic way to show your customers that you value their privacy. And guess what? It can actually boost your credibility and drive more traffic to your site. Sounds pretty good, right?

What’s in It for You?

Legal Peace of Mind: No one wants to deal with fines. A cookie banner helps you stay compliant and avoid those nasty surprises.

Trust & Transparency: Your customers will appreciate your honesty and openness about data collection. This builds trust and can lead to more conversions.

Easy Implementation: Tools like Seers make it super easy to get a cookie banner up and running. No tech wizardry required—just straightforward, effective compliance.

Curious to Learn More? Check out my detailed guide on why cookie banners are essential for every business and how to implement them with ease: Read the full article here.

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Implement cookie consent mechanisms

Implement cookie consent mechanisms to respect user preferences and comply with privacy regulations! 🍪✅ Business Call : +91 7003555238

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Top 10 TYPO3 Cookie Consent Extensions

Are you a TYPO3 admin looking to stay compliant with GDPR and CCPA regulations? Look no further! Here are 10 TYPO3 cookie consent extensions that will help you manage user consent easily and effectively:

t3kit Cookie Consent - A user-friendly extension that integrates seamlessly with TYPO3. It provides customizable consent banners and detailed tracking options.

CookieYes - Known for its simplicity and effectiveness, CookieYes offers a straightforward way to manage cookie consent and compliance.

TYPO3 Cookie Manager - This extension allows you to configure cookie settings and ensure compliance with both GDPR and CCPA.

Cookiebot - A popular choice that automatically scans your website and provides a detailed cookie declaration.

Consent Manager - Offers a comprehensive solution with detailed analytics and customization options for your consent banners.

Cookie Consent Banner - A lightweight extension that offers easy setup and customizable banners to match your website's design.

Cookie Consent Tool - This tool provides advanced features like A/B testing and detailed reports to optimize your cookie consent strategy.

Privacy Suite - Combines cookie consent management with other privacy tools to give you a complete solution for compliance.

GDPR Cookie Consent - Specifically designed to help you meet GDPR requirements with a simple setup and effective consent management.

CCPA Compliance Kit - Tailored for CCPA, this extension helps you manage consent and provides tools to handle user data requests.

Stay compliant and keep your users informed with these top TYPO3 cookie consent extensions. Which one will you choose?

#TYPO3 #GDPR #CCPA #CookieConsent #WebCompliance #PrivacyProtection #TYPO3Extensions #WebDevelopment

[02-01-1993]

🍪 We care about your privacy! 🛡️

We're excited to announce that we've implemented a new cookie consent setup to ensure your privacy and transparency remain our top priorities. 🌐✨

Your trust means everything to us, which is why we've taken this step to give you more control over your data and the cookies used on our website. 🍪🔒

Thank you for being a part of our journey towards a safer, more secure online experience. Click the link below to learn more and manage your cookie preferences.

#PrivacyMatters #CookieConsent #Transparency #OnlineSafety

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Cookie Consent in Canada: A Guide for Business Owners (2023)

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Cookie Consent in Canada: A Guide for Business Owners (2023)

Hey Canadian business magnates! 🍪✨ If you've got a digital presence, this is a must-read!

There's a hot, fresh guide straight out of the Get X Media kitchen, serving up everything you need to know about Cookie Consent in the Great White North. 🇨🇦🔍 The digital landscape is always evolving, and staying compliant with privacy laws has never been more important.

Navigating the sea of regulations can be tougher than a batch of over-baked cookies, but fear not! Our latest article breaks down the nitty-gritty so you can ensure your website is not only user-friendly but also on the right side of Canadian law. 📜✅

Don't let legal jargon crumble your confidence! 📚 We've whipped up a comprehensive guide that covers:

The importance of cookie consent for your business

How current Canadian cookie consent laws affect you

Tips to get your site up to snuff with compliance standards

Read up, educate yourself, and stay ahead of the curve. Check out our article on Cookie Consent in Canada, and let Get X Media help you navigate the choppy waters of website compliance. 🚢💼 It's time to turn your website into a compliant, customer-friendly platform that not only respects privacy but garners trust.

Chew on that info and make the smart choice for your business's online journey. 🌐💡 And if you're craving more delicious tidbits of knowledge, keep your eyes peeled on our blog for more invaluable insights!

#CookieConsent #CanadianBusiness #WebCompliance #DigitalMarketing #GetXMedia 🚀

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Get GDPR Compliant With Cookieconsent Library

A lightweight cookie consent library that helps your website comply with GDPR and ePrivacy Directive by managing cookies effectively. Cookieconsent provides a dynamic, user-friendly interface to acquire user consent for different categories of cookies and services. It ensures your website is EU regulation compliant by providing users with the necessary cookie notifications and choices on their…

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Cookie Consent

COOKIES CONSENT UNDER THE GDPR

In the past few months, discussions surrounding consent and cookies under the GDPR have been everywhere.

A cookie is a very small file that is downloaded to your device when you visit a website. Most websites use some form of cookies at the moment. These files usually contain data like the site’s name and a unique user ID. Most commercial websites use them, whether they are banks, online publishers, blogs or e-commerce. They have used a wide variety of purposes such as website analytics – counting visitors and their behaviour targeted advertising, recording user preferences or for authentication.

https://seersco.com/articles/gdpr-cookies/

WHERE ARE WE AT NOW?

At the moment there is in place the EU Cookie Law. It applies to all member states of the European Union and websites outside of the EU have to comply if they target people within the member states.

Cookies are generally divided into essential and non-essential. The essential cookies are those necessary for providing the information requested by the user. All the other cookies are considered non-essential. Included here are identifiers used for analytics, cookies from advertisers or third parties, including affiliates and those that identify a user when he returns to the website. The EU cookie law is meant to target the non-essential category.

Until now, compliance with this law meant a statement placed at the bottom or at the top of the website, that lets the user know cookies are being used. Most of us are familiar with the famous phrase “By using this website, you accept cookies” or something similar. This informed users, it’s true, but did it really give them an alternative? The GDPR aims to change this in the future, by giving users a real and informed choice.

THE GDPR’S SAY ON COOKIES

In the GDPR, we see cookies mentioned in Recital 30, which states:

Natural persons may be associated with online identifiers…such as internet protocol addresses, cookie identifiers or other identifiers…. This may leave traces which, in particular when combined with unique identifiers and other information received by the servers, may be used to create profiles of the natural persons and identify them.

The idea is relatively simple: cookies can be used to uniquely identify a person, therefore they should be treated as personal data. It will affect those identifiers used for analytics, advertising, but also those used for functional services like chats and surveys.

WHAT HAS TO CHANGE?

The users must have a choice. The fact that they use a website does not mean they agree to all cookies. The type of phrase used at the moment is barely informative enough and it certainly doesn’t give a choice. A website owner will not be able to constrict users to accept cookies in exchange for information.

Like all other consent under the GDPR, consenting to cookies needs to be a clear affirmative action. An example is clicking through an opt-in box or choosing settings from the menu. Pay attention to not have pre-ticked boxes on the consent form!

Let’s not forget about opt-out. The GDPR clearly states that a data subject should be able to withdraw consent as easily as they gave it. With cookies, this will generally mean that they should be able to revoke consent through the same action as when they gave consent. For example, if they consented by clicking through some boxes, they have to be able to find the same form to revoke consent.

If you’re feeling confused about how the GDPR will affect your website and the cookies you use, you’re not alone. It is certain that consent management will become a crucial step for any business activity. So how can you make sure you are compliant?

First of all, let the data subject know exactly what types of cookies you’d like to use. Also, let them choose which ones they agree to. For example, there’ll be cookies strictly necessary for normal website functions. These cookies cannot be switched off because the website wouldn’t work properly anymore. However, these identifiers do not store any personal data. Make sure the users understand this! Moving on, there’ll be the cookies used for analytics. These are not mandatory for the web site's functionality, therefore they cannot be imposed on the data subject. If the user switches them off you won’t be able to properly monitor your website’s performance. Again, make sure the data subject understands all this, but give him the choice to switch them off.

https://seersco.com/cookieXray.html

Another category is that of functional cookies. Many of these are provided by third parties. For instance, if you use Vimeo or Youtube to show videos on your website, they’ll have their own identifiers. Without them, the videos will likely not work. However, they are optional to the user. Finally, it goes without saying that identifiers used for advertising or affiliate links are optional. Including in the consent form, the name of the files you’ll store on the user’s computer might also be helpful, as it will increase the trust of those with medium to high experience with computers.

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It's critical to be careful about privacy laws. Fortunately, cookie consent plugins may make privacy law compliance much easier and more accessible for WordPress users. we’ll give you our list of the best cookie consent plugins for WordPress.

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Seers Cookie Consent WordPress Plugin

The Seers Cookie Consent Banner & Privacy Policy plugin for WordPress is an essential tool for compliance with privacy laws like GDPR and CCPA.

Key features include:

Free Version: Basic functionality for cookie consent.

14-Day Free Trial: Access premium features with a trial, cancel anytime.

Customizable Banner: Design your consent banner to match your site.

Multilingual Support: Available in multiple languages.

Easy Integration: Quick setup with minimal effort.

For more details, visit the Seers WordPress Plugin.

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Scan your website For free using Seers Cookie consent https://seersco.com/cookie-consent-banner.html #Cookieconsent #gdpr #seers #CookieConsentBanner #CookieConsent #CookieConsentPopup #ConsentManagementPlatform #CookieBanner #CookieConsentExamples

[02-01-1993]

📢 Important Update for Our EU Visitors 📢

Hello, dear community! 🌍

We are committed to providing you with the best online experience while ensuring your privacy and data security. As part of our ongoing efforts to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), we have updated our cookie consent process on our website.

🍪 What You Need to Know:

Transparency: You’ll now see a cookie consent banner when you visit our website. This banner will provide clear information about the cookies we use and how they affect your experience.

Control: You have the power to accept or reject different categories of cookies, giving you more control over your personal data.

Ease of Use: Managing your cookie preferences is simple and straightforward. Just click on the banner to make your choices.

🔒 Your Privacy Matters:

Your trust is our priority. We believe in being transparent about how we collect and use your data. By giving you more control over your cookie settings, we aim to enhance your trust and confidence in us.

Thank you for your continued support! If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out to us.

#PrivacyFirst #GDPR #CookieConsent #YourDataYourChoice #EUComplianc

[earthstory]

Where do whales go when they die?

When light ocean-dwelling organisms die, their light weight will be carried by currents and kept in the upper levels of the ocean. There, other organisms, big and small, feed on the carcass until nothing is left but small particles which fall to the ocean floor as what is known as "marine snow." But, what happens when a whale dies? The answer is surprisingly beautiful. When a whale dies, the carcass sinks to the ocean floor. There, its presence creates a microhabitat which supports dozens of species for years. Known as "whale fall," these mini ecosystems gradually transform through various stages of decomposition. It begins with large scavengers such as hagfish, lamprey, and crabs, which consume the flesh. The scavengers drop small morsels of flesh, which are then consumed by small organisms (like starfish) and bacteria. The Osedax, also known as the zombie worm, takes root in the bones and digests the inner fat layers using bacteria.

Finally, sulphur-producing bacteria colonize the bones. The presence of sulphur supports chemosynthetic organisms (organisms which survive by converting sulphur into energy), which in turn produce a food chain that can survive for almost 50 years. Short time lapse video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQbGk4sHROg

~Rosie

Photo credit: Jen Christiansen; Catherine Wilson References: http://ocean.si.edu/ocean-news/marine-snow-staple-deep http://planetearth.nerc.ac.uk/features/story.aspx?id=137&cookieConsent=A http://animals.howstuffworks.com/mammals/whale-death.htm http://www.um.u-tokyo.ac.jp/hp/sasaki/p/028.pdf http://myweb.facstaff.wwu.edu/~shulld/ESCI%20432/Lundsten_2010.pdf

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How to opt out of Cookie Consent on the tumblr mobile format (not the app, sorry)!

Step 1: Go to the three horizontal lines icon and click on it.

Step 2: Click 'Settings. The icon is a cog.

Step 3: Click 'Account'.

Step 4: There are sections on the right hand side. Click on the 'Privacy' section.

Step 5: There will be a Cookie Consent option to the bottom left of the page. Turn it off and you are done!

Feel free to use the pictures to guide you if you get stuck.

Good luck everyone! ☺

[plazapiner]

Onionshare 1.0

#ONIONSHARE 1.0 INSTALL#

#ONIONSHARE 1.0 UPGRADE#

#ONIONSHARE 1.0 FULL#

You can use the versions of other co-packaged software that you downloaded from Passport Advantage with earlier releases.

When you download i2 Connect from Fix Central, only the i2 co-packaged software is available to download.

You can download i2 Connect 1.0.1 (Fix ID: 1.0.1-SEC-I2CONNECT-WinLinux) from Fix Central.

This app is quite simple to use, just open up TOR (this action provides the Tor service that OnionShare uses to start the Onion service) and then drag n drop your target file into OnionShare and click start sharing.

#ONIONSHARE 1.0 UPGRADE#

For customers that are upgrading from versions older than i2 Connect 1.0.1, upgrading to 1.0.1 can shorten the time that the system is offline as part of the upgrade process. OnionShare permits anonymous file sharing through the TOR browser eliminating the need for third-party file sharing apps.When downloading a version of i2 Connect as an upgrade step to a later version, only the i2 Analyze components need to be downloaded.Documentation for upgrading to i2 Connect 1.0.1 can be found here.You can download i2 Connect 1.1.0 (Fix ID: 1.1.0-SEC-I2CONNECT-WinLinux) from Fix Central.Chocolatey is trusted by businesses to manage software deployments. Chocolatey integrates w/SCCM, Puppet, Chef, etc. All customers upgrading from versions older than i2 Connect 1.0.2, must upgrade to i2 Connect 1.1.0 before upgrading to i2 Connect 1.1.1. Chocolatey is software management automation for Windows that wraps installers, executables, zips, and scripts into compiled packages.It's the way it should have been since the beginning of internet. This app addresses the users concerned about privacy, who don't want to send a file to a third party before it arrives at destination. Securely and anonymous file sharing P2P, any size. YouTube sets this cookie to store the video preferences of the user using embedded YouTube video. Simple to use, but you have to understand the process. YSC cookie is set by Youtube and is used to track the views of embedded videos on Youtube pages. Java Management Extensions (JMX) Remote API Reference Implementation 1.0.103. OnionShare permits anonymous file sharing through the TOR browser, eliminating the need for third-party file sharing apps. Quantserve (Quantcast) sets the mc cookie to anonymously track user behavior on the website.Ī cookie set by YouTube to measure bandwidth that determines whether the user gets the new or old player interface. Download JavaBeans Activation Framework 1.1, 370.70 KB. This is a "CookieConsent" cookie set by Google AdSense on the user's device to store consent data to remember if they accepted or rejected the consent banner.Ĭriteo sets this cookie to provide functions across pages.

#ONIONSHARE 1.0 FULL#

Google AdSense sets the _gads cookie to provide ad delivery or retargeting. Commit History - (may be incomplete: see SVNWeb link above for full details) Date By Description 11:00:57 2.5: Vincius Zavam (egypcio) NEW www/onionshare-cli: Secure and anonymous file sharing via Tor OnionShare (CLI) works by starting a web server, making it accessible as a Tor onion service, and generating an unguessable web address so others can download files from you, or.

#ONIONSHARE 1.0 INSTALL#

Homepage PyPI Python Keywords django, tor, onion, onion-service, onionshare, python, security License MIT Install pip install django-tor1.0. These cookies track visitors across websites and collect information to provide customized ads. Release 1.0.1 A simple way to run Django apps on tor from your machine. Advertisement cookies are used to provide visitors with relevant ads and marketing campaigns.