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Re:Preparing for the end of third-party cookies by viraptor on Saturday November 25, 2023 @10:37PM (#38418949)
I think you're taking the interpretation quite far in your post. I've seen legal department giving approval for a much less strict interpretation - basically on the level of "is this cookie realistically useful for this specific purpose". It would be useful to get some real cases that answer those questions, because on one extreme, "strictly" you don't need any local browser storage at all - the product page can contain a form to print out for a mail order and you can track your cart on paper.
Re:Preparing for the end of third-party cookies by Nextgrid on Saturday November 25, 2023 @11:07PM (#38419088)
Realistically speaking, nobody is getting in trouble over this, so feel free to ignore and set your shopping carts to 30 days or a year or whatever.

There are much bigger breaches of the GDPR/ePrivacy out there and entire businesses built upon them and they keep operating in total impunity.