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What’s changed that means we can’t see links? Is it permanent? I almost never accept third party cookies. Cheers.
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There was an update to the software that affected two factor authentication for some users. This was mitigated by a change to the cookie settings. Technically it’s just given greater control to the user whereas previously the required cookies included the ones for external material to be embedded, now they are optional hence if you opt out the embedded content will no longer be displayed
Thanks jake. Is there a Google Translate setting to change your words jnto something I understand? 😁
If I opt out of embedded content (however that is done), does that mean I will be unable to see the tweets and articles that people post?
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Not sure if this had been posted but just seen on Twitter
In all seriousness, could there be a translation into olde-worlde English that I can have a go at trying to understand ? Thanks!Thanks jake. Is there a Google Translate setting to change your words jnto something I understand? 😁
If I opt out of embedded content (however that is done), does that mean I will be unable to see the tweets and articles that people post?
Thanks. So I’ll try to ask a straight forward question.
Up until a few days ago, In all the years I’ve been on here, every time I clicked on a tweet or an LEP article (or whatever) that someone had posted… did that potentially give away a load of info off my phone to X or LEP etc if that’s how their 3rd party policies were set up (without my knowledge)?
The post qhoted below is one of the few where a link appears “normally”. I clicked on the link, it took me to the external site with a cookie notice over the top… giving me the option to Accept all cookies, Reject non-essential or Manage selection.
I rejected non-essential. But if my understanding is correct, if I go to the pne-online cookie settjngs and Enable Third Party cookies, then in future I will no longer get the choice to reject non-essentials when I click links.