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I got that message months ago. I believe those are both good things. I typed your blog address into my browser using a foreign suffix instead of .com and the notice did indeed pop up. I'm sure you've probably seen that on other blogs that you visit overseas. Anyway, I think you are good to go. If the notice doesn't go away after you x it out, I am not sure what to do about that.
ReplyDeleteI've been getting it for months too and I tried googling about it and it all got too complicated, so I decided that as my blog worked I didn't need to know any more. Don't worry about it.
ReplyDeleteIt is Google covering their a**e they are informing you of the EU laws about what you have to tell people so they can be informed that there are cookies if they read your blog. If you have imported elements to your blog format that doesn't originate with Google then the cookies notice might not work and now it is your responsibility so Google don't get sued. If someone reads my blog and doesn't understand that every website likes to put cookies on your computer these days then they should put the machine back in the box and stay away from this here intarwebby. I don't worry about it, and I live over here in Rightpondia!!
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