Duration of CookieConsent

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Robert Pietschmann

• January 22, 2019 10:08

Hello,

is it somehow possible to set the duration of the CookieConsent-Cookie to Session (instead of 1 year)?

Thanks,

Robert

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  Brian Mørkeberg Lundkvist

  • October 29, 2019 12:01

  It is currently not possible to set custom expiration time on the CookieConsent cookie. Product management has been made aware of this feature request and we will evaluate for potential inclusion in a future release.

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  Martin Iv. – vConnect

  • January 29, 2019 11:33

   

  Hey Robert, 

  Please note that the Cookiebot banner will automatically renew consents (i.e. the cookie consent banner will reappear and the user be asked for a new consent) after 12 months. So we do list the expiration dates for the various cookies (everything from seconds to multiple years) but the consent will be renewed as required after 12 months - regardless of what the expiration date of the individual cookies are. 
  
  You can check this out here: https://support.cookiebot.com/hc/en-us/articles/360004553893-Renew-existing-user-consents

  You should start a rescan of the site to update the lifetime on the cookie declaration. The new scan can be initiated manually, which is done by clicking the “Scan domain now” button, which you will find in the “Cookies” menu of the Cookiebot Manager.

  Kind regards,
  Martin

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  Ovidiu Repanovici

  • September 11, 2019 09:42

  So, is it possible to set the duration of the CookieConsent-Cookie to Session ?

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  Claus Harup

  • October 29, 2019 11:08

  I have the excact same question; is it possible to set the duration of the CookieConsent-Cookie to Session ?

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