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Yes, a user can manipulate cookies if they’re stored on their computer. Use a session.
When you visit a website that uses cookies, a cookie file is saved to your PC, Mac, phone or tablet. It stores the website’s name, and also a unique ID that represents you as a user. That way, if you go back to that website again, the website knows you’ve already been there before.
In most cases, cookies are useful. They create an online experience that remembers authentication, your cart, login information, and language or currency preferences. On the other hand, allowing cookies on websites that appear to be a threat could be harmful to your device.
Although 1st party cookies information is available on mobile browsing through Android devices, Apple iOs devices and Chrome, as the environment is similar to desktop browsing, 3rd party cookies are limited on mobile web browsing through Apple devices.
What does Cookies do on phone?
Cookies are files created by websites you visit. They make your online experience easier by saving browsing information. With cookies, sites can keep you signed in, remember your site preferences, and give you locally relevant content.
Under most countries’ laws it’s mandatory that you disclose details related to privacy and your data processing activities. Mobile apps are no exception: they’re required to provide a privacy policy (and, if they make use of cookies and similar tracking technologies, a cookie policy).
What are cookies, and how do I enable or disable them on my Samsung Galaxy device?
- 1 Swipe up on your home screen, to access your apps.
- 2 Tap Settings.
- 3 Tap Apps.
- 4 Tap the settings cog next to Samsung Internet.
- 5 Tap Privacy and security.
- 6 Tap Accept cookies.
