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Hi there,
Is it possible that the documentation (https://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/privacy-cookies/) does not yet match the current possibilities Enfold gives regarding “provacy and cookies”?
May you please therefore help me with an explanation what is the difference between
“User must accept and must opt in, only essential cookies are selected”
and
“Essential cookies are accepted on first page load, user must opt in”?This refers to the settings at Enfold > Privacy and Cookies > Cookie Handling > Default Cookie Behaviour.
Thank you!
Hey mai,
Please have a look at the following threads:
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/possible-to-allow-custom-essential-cookie/
If you need further assistance please let us know.
Best regards,
VictoriaHi Victoria,
Thanks for the links. But none of them explains the difference between
third option “User must accept and must opt in, only essential cookies are selected”
and
fourth option “Essential cookies are accepted on first page load, user must opt in”May you please explain as also the documentation does not help either…
Thank you!
Hi,
Sorry for the delay. As the description suggests, the “Essential cookies are accepted on first page load, user must opt in” option automatically stores essential cookies (e.g aviaPrivacyEssentialCookiesEnabled) in the local storage even if the user didn’t accept the cookies or opt to essential cookies using the privacy toggles, but all external cookies (e.g aviaPrivacyGoogleMapsDisabled ,aviaPrivacyGoogleReCaptchaDisabled) or cookies that controls external services are disabled by default, so users have to opt in or toggle them manually.
In the other option, users have to accept the cookies first before essential cookies can be stored in the local storage, and all external or non-essential cookies are also disabled by default, so users have to opt in or enable them manually either in the privacy policy page or the modal popup window.
Best regards,
Ismael
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