Internet cookies are like little notes that websites write on your computer or device when you visit them.
These notes help the website remember things about you, like your username, what you put in your shopping cart, or what pages you looked at before.
Cookies on the internet can be risky because they can track what you do online and some people might use that information to do bad things.
Are all of them bad?
Not all cookies are bad, and you can protect yourself by being careful about what websites you visit.
The first type is the session cookie, which is temporary and only lasts for the duration of the user’s visit to the website.
The second type is the persistent cookie, which is stored on the user’s computer for a longer period of time.