It’s time to have a serious talk about cookies. No, not the warm chocolate chip ones fresh out of the oven. These cookies are the ones tracking and and affecting your online experience — and they could be affecting the way you vote. We’ve all seen the banners full of legal jargon that pop up when visiting nearly every website. Their purpose is to ensure that consumers have the option to opt in or opt out of data-tracking cookies. But in today’s world of instant gratification, many users are trigger-happy to click “agree” and move on. With nearly half of all internet users blindly accepting cookies, it invites a few questions. Do people even know what they’re really consenting
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