I just downloaded IE6 yesterday, so there's lots of new stuff. The default
privacy setting is "Medium." It claims to block third-party cookies that use
personal info without my implicit consent and restricts first-party cookies
that use personal info without my implicit consent.

What constitutes "implicit consent"? How does IE know if said consent was
given?

Thank you.

What I do is this...

I have my settings set to:
Privacy - Medium

and then under Advanced
I have "Override automatic cookie handling" checked and
both options set to "Prompt".

This is a little annoying at first... but it shows you
EXACTLY when a site wants to put a cookie on your
machine. This gives you the option of allowing it or
disallowing right off the bat, before it gets on your
machine. At this point, you can also check a box that
says "Always allow" or "Always block" the cookies for
that particular site.

If you ever screw something up, OH SHOOT, I DIDN'T WANT
TO BLOCK /THAT/ SITE! just come back to the Privacy tab
and click Edit, and then find the website, and either
allow / block it from the list.

~JOSh-X

>-----Original Message-----
>I just downloaded IE6 yesterday, so there's lots of new
stuff. The default
>privacy setting is "Medium." It claims to block third-
party cookies that use
>personal info without my implicit consent and restricts
first-party cookies
>that use personal info without my implicit consent.
>
>What constitutes "implicit consent"? How does IE know if
said consent was
>given?
>
>Thank you.
>
>
>.
>

"~JOSh-X" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:2096e01c4594d$d1a657f0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> What I do is this...
>
> I have my settings set to:
> Privacy - Medium
>
> and then under Advanced
> I have "Override automatic cookie handling" checked and
> both options set to "Prompt".

Thanks, Josh, appreciate the info.