Hello,
I am about to publish a web site and I am worried about GDPR compliance, in particular about cookies. I have not added anything to my site, no analytics, …
How can I check if there are any cookie that I need to block without user consent?
You may not have added any cookies, but if your site contains web fonts or links to social media sites, you would be wise to include a warning to visitors that your site may contain cookies. These can be planted by external sites that you link to.
I think you should visit any sites that you link to and see what cookies they plant on your site. Certainly, if you have anything involving Google - such as fonts, maps or analytics, then you can be fairly certain that cookies will be involved. There is no way to check in Blocs itself, so you just have to do some research of the third-party stuff you may incorporate into your site. Personally, I think it’s easier to create a cookie policy for site visitors that explains that you don’t collect information or use cookies, but third party sites that they may visit from links within your site may use cookies. This way, you’re covered.
You can key in the url of your own site AND the URL’s of sites you may link to. For example, Attached is the result when checking facebook. If you have a facebook link on your site, you may be liable to inform your visitors. In most cases, you could probably rely on facebooks own cookie notice. If someone clicks a facebook link, if they do not have an account, they will usually be advised about the cookie policy.
I am still with Blocs 2 so so cookie bric for me. So my question is, shall I add the Cookieyes script to every page of the site or just to the home page?