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What is the lidc cookie?

LinkedIn cookie used for data center selection for load balancing. It is set by LinkedIn and classified as "Strictly necessary". No consent required.

At a glance

Provider LinkedIn
Category Strictly necessary
Consent required? No
Typical domain .linkedin.com

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Frequently asked questions

Do you need consent for the lidc cookie?

No. lidc is a strictly necessary cookie, exempt from consent under Article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive and Law 506/2004. You may use it without the visitor's prior agreement.

What does the lidc cookie do?

LinkedIn cookie used for data center selection for load balancing.

Who sets the lidc cookie?

The lidc cookie is associated with LinkedIn and is classified as strictly necessary.