AEC cookie
Set by Google.
What it does
Ensures that requests within a browsing session are made by the user, not by other sites.
- Cookie name
- AEC
- Category
- Essential
- Provider
- Duration
- 6 months
- Data source
- Kukie.io
Consent
AEC is in the Essential category. Strictly necessary cookies are exempt from consent under Article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive, as long as the cookie is really needed for the service the visitor asked for. It still belongs in your cookie policy.
- GDPR and ePrivacy (EU)
- Exempt from prior consent under the strictly necessary exemption (Article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive), as long as AEC is really needed for the service the visitor asked for. It must still be listed in your cookie policy.
- UK GDPR and PECR
- Exempt from consent under PECR Regulation 6(4) when strictly necessary. It must still be listed in your cookie policy.
- CCPA and CPRA (California)
- No opt-out is needed for a strictly necessary cookie, but AEC must be disclosed in your privacy policy.
Managing AEC with a consent banner
A consent banner lists AEC in its cookie table under Essential, the category that is always active. Because it is strictly necessary, it works without an opt-in, and listing it keeps your cookie policy accurate. Kukie.io's cookie scanner finds it when it scans your website.
- UULE 6 hours Marketing
- LSID 6 months Marketing
- __Secure-OSID 6 months Marketing
- OSID 6 months Marketing
- GN_PREF 1 year Marketing
- cookies_accepted 1 year Marketing
- SNID 6 months Marketing
- FCNEC 13 months Analytics
- FPGCLDC 90 days Marketing
- TAID 14 days Marketing
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