Sessions versus cookies
I used to prefer sessions to cookies.
However, a lot of websites nowadays send cookies out anyway, and users don’t seem to care anymore.
One of my websites once got flagged by Google - something like the site is not to be trusted, which I disagreed with. It took about 24 hours to resolve the dispute, but it took months before I even discovered that this alert had been going on. I was at the losing end, however which way I tried to analyze it.
Actually, the I was using allowed adult sites on their servers. That could also have been the culprit. I may have been sharing the server with websites that had malicious ware.
Lately, I try to just avoid both cookies and sessions as much as possible. At least I sleep better.
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