Cookiescience FAQ
Q: What are cookies?
A: Cookies are tiny, round pieces of information that are sent by a website to a web browser, which is then sent back to the website. They are often used for tracking and advertising purposes.
Why Do We Need Cookies?
Q: Do we really need cookies?
A: Well, do you want a cookie to follow you around the internet, begging for crumbs? Cookies are necessary for things like login tracking, shopping cart management, and targeted advertising. But don't worry, we won't make you click on any "Cookies: Accept" or "Cookies: Decline" buttons. That's just too meta.
Types of Cookies
Q: Are all cookies the same?
A: No, no, no, no. There are so many different types of cookies. There are session cookies, which are deleted when you close your browser. There are persistent cookies, which stick around forever (or at least until you delete them). And there are cookies for tracking, cookies for advertising, and cookies for analytics. But don't worry, we won't give you a cookie for being confused.
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Cookie Conundrums
Q: Are cookies safe?
A: Ha! Cookies are as safe as a cookie that's been sitting in your pantry for three days. But seriously, cookies are mostly harmless. Unless you have a cookie allergy, in which case, you're on your own.