Püsised

Püsised are a type of persistent cookie. Cookies are small text files that websites place on a user's computer to store information. Püsised, unlike session cookies which are deleted when the browser is closed, are stored on the user's hard drive for a specified period, which can range from a few days to many years. This persistence allows websites to remember user preferences, login details, or shopping cart contents across multiple browsing sessions.

The primary function of püsised is to enhance user experience by providing a more personalized and efficient browsing session. For example, a website might use a püsised to remember a user's language preference or to keep them logged in so they don't have to re-enter their credentials each time they visit. Advertisers also utilize püsised to track user browsing habits across different websites, enabling them to deliver targeted advertisements.

However, the use of püsised has also raised privacy concerns. Because they can track user activity over time, some individuals find this level of monitoring intrusive. Regulations like the GDPR in Europe and the CCPA in California aim to give users more control over how their data, including information stored in püsised, is collected and used. Users can typically manage their cookie settings through their web browser, allowing them to view, delete, or block püsised from being set.