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John works as a Website Administrator in ABC Inc. The company has to set a privacy policy on all the computers. The policy requires John to restrict only third party cookies that do not have a…
The correct answer is B. Low. Internet Explorer's Low privacy setting specifically targets third-party cookies that lack a compact privacy policy or use personally identifiable information without implicit user consent, matching the described policy exactly.
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John works as a Website Administrator in ABC Inc. The company has to set a privacy policy on all the computers. The policy requires John to restrict only third party cookies that do not have a compact private policy or that use personally identifiable information without a user's implicit consent. He reports to the Technical Support Executive that he wants to set the policy. The Technical Support Executive asks him to configure the settings in the Privacy tab page. Which of the following privacy settings will John use to accomplish the task?
Options
- AHigh
- BLow
- CBlock All Cookies
- DThe policy cannot be set.
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A5% (2)
- B90% (37)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
Internet Explorer's Low privacy setting specifically targets third-party cookies that lack a compact privacy policy or use personally identifiable information without implicit user consent, matching the described policy exactly.
The High setting applies restrictions to both first-party and third-party cookies and blocks all cookies from sites without a compact privacy policy, which is more restrictive than what the described policy requires.
The Low privacy setting in Internet Explorer blocks third-party cookies that do not include a compact privacy policy and restricts third-party cookies that use personally identifiable information without the user's implicit consent. This behavior precisely matches the described requirement because it selectively limits third-party cookies rather than applying a blanket restriction to all cookies.
Block All Cookies prevents every cookie from being stored regardless of its origin or privacy policy, which is far more restrictive than the targeted third-party cookie policy described.
The policy can be configured using Internet Explorer's built-in Privacy tab settings, so claiming it cannot be set is factually incorrect.
Concept tested: Internet Explorer Privacy tab cookie restriction settings
Source: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/description-of-cookies-ad01aa7e-66c9-8ab2-7898-6652c100999d
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