Recent Articles About Cookies

The All About Cookies team surveyed 1,000 U.S. adults and asked them all about [internet] cookies. We found out how much people know about them, how people interact with cookie disclaimers, and more.

If you use Facebook, your activity is getting tracked. We’ll show you how to stop the site from keeping up with you.

You may have heard you need a cookie policy on your website, but don’t know why or where to start. We’ll show you the reasons for having a cookie policy and resources for creating one.

Having a well-written cookie policy could save you from trouble in the future.

P3P wanted to make navigating online privacy simpler. Here's how.

Cookies can make your web experience one that's tailored just to you.

To comply with data privacy laws, your website likely needs clear privacy and cookie policies. Learn how to write a comprehensive and effective privacy policy for your website.

Cookies themselves are harmless. Privacy concerns come into play with how they are used.

Learn about the two main types of computer cookies, first-party and third-party cookies. One aims to help improve your web browsing experience, while the other is for tracking and targeted advertising.

Flash cookies were once used by Adobe Flash Player to store complex information, but these cookies are now obsolete. Learn why plus how to stop unwanted cookies from tracking you online.

Netscape Navigator might be a throwback to simpler times, but it's still important to manage its cookies correctly.

If you haven’t checked your privacy settings, you could be exposing more data than you would like. Here’s how to update your settings across operating systems and devices to stay safe.