Website Consent For Storage

The ePrivacy Directive (also known as the Cookie Law) works alongside GDPR in Europe. Here's what you need to know:
- The ePrivacy Directive requires user consent for storing or accessing information on their device, such as cookies.
- However, if the information is strictly necessary for the operation of the website (e.g., theme settings for user experience), consent might not be required.
- It's always recommended to provide clear information about such practices in your privacy policy.
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Here are some key points for compliance with the ePrivacy Directive:
- User Consent: Required for storing or accessing information on a user's device unless it's strictly necessary for the operation of the service.
- Transparency: Clearly inform users about what data is being stored and why.
- Privacy Policy: Update your privacy policy to include information about local storage practices.
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To determine if storing theme settings in local storage is "strictly necessary" under the ePrivacy Directive:
- It generally means the data is essential for the service requested by the user.
- If theme settings significantly enhance user experience and functionality, it can be deemed necessary.
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