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What are Non-essential cookies?

Cookies left by analytics tools like Google Analytics, advertising trackers like Facebook Pixel, and cookies left by third-party widgets or embedded content are all examples of non-essential technologies that can only be installed on a user's device with their explicit consent. Cookies may be required by certain data privacy laws, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), to inform your visitors and ask for their permission to use them.

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