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Can I collect cookie information from participants in South Dakota? What are the requirements?

Based on the provided documents, the State of South Dakota is committed to the privacy and security of individuals who visit its websites [1]([1]). The State only collects personal information that is necessary to provide the information or services requested by an individual [1]([1]).

The State of South Dakota does use cookies on its websites, which are short and simple text files stored on a user’s computer [1]([1]). Cookies keep track of and store information so the user does not have to supply the information multiple times [1]([1]). However, the State does not collect information for commercial marketing purposes [2]([2]).

If you want to collect cookie information from participants in South Dakota, you must comply with the State’s privacy policy and only collect personal information that is necessary to provide the information or services requested by an individual [1]([1]). Additionally, you must not collect information for commercial marketing purposes [2]([2]).

Opting Out of Cookies

The State of South Dakota provides information on how to opt-out of having cookies, web beacons, and other similar technologies used on your web browser [3]([3]). You can manage cookie preferences and opt-out of having cookies and other similar collection technologies used by adjusting the settings on your web browser [3]([3]). If you do not want cookies stored on your computer, you can change the settings on your browser to notify you when a cookie is about to be saved or block cookies entirely [3]([3]).

Therefore, you can collect cookie information from participants in South Dakota as long as you comply with the State’s privacy policy and do not collect information for commercial marketing purposes. Additionally, you must provide information on how to opt-out of having cookies used on your website.

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South Dakota