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Information Commissioner to get strict with websites that ignore new rules on the use of cookies to store personal data
Information Commissioner's Office says being heavy-handed with companies that don't comply with new law initially would be inappropriate
Many cookies are benign but others are tracking cookies, which many users find intrusive. We explain the recent EU moves to clarify the law on the subject
Privacy watchdog allows companies time to 'get their house in order' as EU Privacy and Electronics Communications Directive changes come into force
It is possible to customise your browser to a Liverpool page, you just need to make sure that particular cookie doesn't get deleted during a privacy sweep
Privacy International expert takes bite out of proposals to use browser settings to ensure websites get explicit consent from users before installing cookies
When using the internet your computer shares lots of information with the sites you visit – we explain how to take control
Anti-virus programs can detect tracking cookies on your PC, but what are they and what do they do?
Prevent Internet Explorer from deleting website cookies
Wording of EU rules could lead advertisers into inadvertently breaking the law
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