Cookies are the tools that give websites a sense of memory, allowing them to recognize one user from another. Most sites use them to do anything from counting the number of viewers they have to delivering tailored editorial content. Online they help us shop, use chat services and take part in communities. The advertising that funds many free sites relies on the reporting information delivered by counting cookies and website editors can use cookies to understand which of their pages are most popular. For web users AllAboutCookies.org should explain how cookies work and how they can be managed. For website owners AllAboutCookies.org should explain the privacy issues you must respect and help you generate appropriate privacy policies and audits. We would encourage you to link your new cookie policy directly to these pages. For web marketers AllAboutCookies.org is a key resource to understand how third party research and advertising software must be adapted to respect the privacy needs of internet users. This has been added to World Wide Web Reference Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.
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