Privacy and Cookies Policy

Cookies Policy

A Cookies Policy allows the company to have full disclosure with its users and creates a transparency of the collection of private information.

You may be more familiar with a Privacy Policy than you are with a Cookies Policy. A Privacy Policy is required by the United States Federal Trade Commision (FTC) and is a full disclosure of the practices of collecting, holding, and disclosing personal information.

Depending on where your company is based and who your audience is, your company can include a Cookies Policy or cookies clause in your general Privacy Policy, or you may need to separate these policies.

Cookies would fall under all of these disclosure statements and be included in the Privacy Policy.

However, the U.S. does not require a separate Cookies Policy. Generally, U.S. companies include a cookies section in their overall Privacy Policy, unlike EU laws which require a separate policy.

An example of this can be seen in Target’s Privacy Policy. Target does not have any stores in the EU and does not ship to residents outside of the US, meaning it is not required to include a separate Cookies Policy.

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