Some examples that are in the public domain:
BT.com – An ‘implied consent’ model.
Upon your first visit to the site you are offered the chance
to change the cookie settings, but if you do not act upon
it they ‘assume’ that you are giving consent.
JohnLewis.com – Full breakdown and
information of all cookies used on the site. This
information is displayed in a very prominent area of the
site, easy to find and fully visible
ICO.gov.uk – the ‘whiter than white’ route. Full
tick box approval needed. It’s their law and they need to
follow it, but realistically can you see this tick box culture
coming into effect on every website in the UK?
Need more information? Please do your own research, by no means is this document legal advice
and we strongly recommend that you consult with some or all of the following useful sites to find
out more:
ICO
Cookie Collective
DMA
All About Cookies
ICC
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