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Customization Cookies
Customization cookies definition (noun)
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Customization cookies are cookies that store a user’s browser preferences, such as preferred language and display format. Customization cookies are often used along with analytics cookies to collect information about users’ site activities and provide custom browsing experiences.
Appears in: Cookie Policies and GDPR
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