Personalization uses the following types of cookies when displaying targeted or recommended content to visitors, based on persistent, session, and temporary cookie types.
Unless otherwise noted, Personalization requires the following cookies.
| Name | Description | Duration |
|---|---|---|
tc_3dnt |
Third-party cookie for do not track—Optional | 10 years |
tc_3ptid_<custId> |
Third-party person identifier, where <custId> is the subscriber’s
identifier in Personalization—Optional |
2 years (configurable in Personalization at Configure > Data Collection) |
tc_3ptidexpiry_<custId> |
Tracking tc_3ptid_<custId>
cookie expiration value, where <custId> is the subscriber’s
identifier in Personalization—Optional |
2 years (configurable in Personalization at Configure > Data Collection) |
tc_dnt |
Set if a visitor has opted out of tracking and personalization – Optional | 10 years |
tc_ptid |
Randomly generated person identifier (used to associate a visitor with their profile) | 2 years (configurable in Personalization at Configure > Data Collection) |
tc_ptidexpiry |
Tracking tc_ptid cookie expiration value—Required |
2 years (configurable in Personalization at Configure > Data Collection) |
tc_q |
Local queue to store page views, clicks, or other captures when events do not have time to be submitted to the server, due to user or client actions | 2 years (configurable in Personalization at Configure > Data Collection) |
tc_ttid |
Touch identifier—a logical grouping of interactions a web visitor may have with the website. | 30 minutes after the last page view |
| Name | Description | Duration |
|---|---|---|
tc_trackenabledtest |
Testing cookie used to ensure browser accepts cookies | Immediately deleted |
lift_access |
Contains the temporary token’s access and secret keys | Expires when the user signs out of Personalization |
Personalization creates first-party cookies by default, using the domain
of the website the visitor is viewing. Third-party cookies are optional in
Personalization, and if enabled, use the acquia.com domain.
Third-party cookies are useful if you maintain several websites using different domain names, and want to track users across all your domains. Some browsers may prevent the creation of third-party cookies or limit their life span. For example, browsers using Webkit’s Intelligent Tracking Prevention, such as Safari, will delete cookies and browsing data if a website visitor has not interacted with your website in 30 days.
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