Browsewrap

Browsewrap definition (noun)

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Browsewrap is a form of consent agreement that doesn’t require user interaction. These banners, pop-ups, or tooltips appear on a site and notify users of the existence of cookies or certain policies, and ask for user consent. Consent is given when the user continues to browse the site.

Appears in: Privacy Policies, Terms and Conditions, and Cookie Policies

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