Analytics

"tk_or" Cookie

WooCommerce

Description

Referral cookies used to analyse referrer behavior for Jetpack connected sites using WooCommerce.

Details

Cookie Name: tk_or
Category: Analytics
Service: WooCommerce
Popularity: 0.6% of scanned websites
Data Source: Cookie is

Consent Requirement

This cookie is classified as analytics. Under GDPR, CCPA, and most privacy regulations, user consent is required before setting this cookie.

Consent Requirements by Regulation

GDPR & ePrivacy (EU)

Prior consent is required before setting tk_or. Analytics cookies are not covered by the strictly necessary exemption; only a few regulators (for example France's CNIL) allow a narrow exemption for first-party audience measurement under strict conditions.

UK GDPR & PECR

Consent is required before setting tk_or. The ICO treats analytics cookies as non-essential.

CCPA/CPRA (California)

Disclose tk_or in your privacy policy and honour opt-out requests, including the Global Privacy Control signal, if the analytics data is shared or sold.

Managing tk_or with a Consent Banner

A consent management platform keeps tk_or blocked until the visitor opts in to the analytics category. Kukie.io's scanner detects it automatically, categorises it, and the banner's auto-blocking holds back the script that sets it until consent is given - visitors who decline never receive it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the tk_or cookie require consent?

Yes. tk_or is an analytics cookie: under GDPR and the ePrivacy rules it may only be set after the visitor opts in, and CCPA requires disclosure plus an opt-out.

Who sets the tk_or cookie?

tk_or is set by WooCommerce. It is categorised as analytics.

How common is the tk_or cookie?

tk_or appears on about 0.6% of the websites scanned by Kukie.io, based on real scan data.

How do I block or delete the tk_or cookie?

Visitors can delete tk_or at any time through their browser's cookie settings. Site owners can keep it blocked until consent with a consent management platform: Kukie.io's auto-blocking holds analytics cookies back until the visitor opts in.