Third-party restrictions
Limit the use of third-party cookies to give users control over tracking.
4. Using secure attributes
Add the appropriate attributes to cookies – Secure for HTTPS, HttpOnly for access only from the server level, and SameSite to restrict sending cookies on cross-site requests.
5. Cookie policy
Have a clearly visible cookie policy on your website that informs users about the barbados email list use, processing, and purpose of cookies.
6. User consent
Ensure that you have a mechanism (e.g. a cookie bar) to obtain user consent to the use of cookies, especially those that are not strictly necessary for the normal functioning of the site.
7. Cookie management
Provide users with the ability to manage their cookies through an interface on your website.
8. Regular inspection
Regularly check and update your cookie settings in accordance with current regulations and laws.
9. Implementing settings on the server
Depending on the server software and programming language used, implement adequate functions for setting and managing cookies. For example, in PHP using the setcookie() method, in Node.js using a Middleware infrastructure such as cookie-parser.