Consumer Terms · glossary
A clear yes, given by an act such as a click, which the customer can take back at any time. Seedlark asks for it only for the pixel. The customer gives it by choosing Accept all on the cookie banner. Cookie Notice, paragraph 4.1 · Chapter 8 · see Express consent, Lawful basis, Pixel
Explained in Chapter 8, Cookie Banners: PECR Consent and the New Exceptions, of Consumer Terms.
The cookie rules are in the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR). The ICO enforces them. The basic rule is consent: a clear yes, given by an act such as a click, before the cookie is set. The customer can take it back at any time.Read Chapter 8, Cookie Banners: PECR Consent and the New Exceptions →
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