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Every site greets you with a 'cookie consent' banner.

What actually is a cookie?

A small note a site stores in your browser (keeping you logged in, tracking visits)
Cookies are 'recognize me next time' memos — the convenience behind staying logged in, and also the mechanism behind ad tracking. That double life is why consent banners became law.
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