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Cookies table
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| cognitivecompute_cookie_consent | Stores whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies | Until cleared (localStorage) | Cognitive Compute (first party) |
| cc_analytics (only if accepted) | Aggregate page-view measurement for improving content structure | 6 months | Cognitive Compute (first party) |
Managing or disabling cookies
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