Legal Definitions from Termly’s Legal Experts

First-Party Cookie

First-party cookie definition (noun)

1.

A first-party cookie is a cookie that’s created by the website attaching the cookie to a given user’s browser. First-party cookies track users’ activities on a website so the website can remember user inputs and preferences upon future visits.

Appears in: Cookie Policies, Privacy Policies, and GDPR

Legal Definitions from Termly’s Legal Experts

Related Legal Terms

Clickwrap Tracking Technologies Passive Consent Default Cookie Settings Retargeted Ads Spam Browsewrap Cookie Vendor Legalese Granular Right of Information IP Address Functionality Cookies SaaS (Software as a Service) Third Party View more >

Related FAQs

What is GDPR cookie consent? What is an essential cookie? How does cookie consent work? Do I need a cookie policy in the United States? Do I need a separate cookie policy? What are the basic rules of the GDPR? What is the fine for a GDPR breach? What does cookie consent mean? Does the GDPR apply to US websites? Does the GDPR require cookie consent? What is a privacy statement? Do I need a cookie policy on my website? What are the penalties for violating the CCPA? Who do I report a breach of GDPR to? Does GDPR apply to companies or individuals? View more >

Trusted by Thousands

Trusted by thousands of companies worldwide, Termly’s intuitive software generates legal policies and handles consent management for any business in minutes.

Try Termly’s Compliance Solutions For Free!

Get Compliant

Termly allows our users to focus more on their business instead of spending countless hours figuring out data privacy compliance. - Jona, Senior Product Manager @ Termly