What is the laravel_cookie_consent Cookie?
Set by Laravel Cookie Consent (Spatie (laravel-cookie-consent)). Expires after 20 years (default).
Purpose
Records that the visitor has acknowledged the cookie notice shown by Spatie's Laravel Cookie Consent package, so the banner is not displayed on subsequent visits.
The consent record itself, so it is strictly necessary and exempt. The package applies a long (20-year) lifetime by default.
Cookie Details
| Cookie Name | laravel_cookie_consent |
| Service | Laravel Cookie Consent |
| Provider | Spatie (laravel-cookie-consent) |
| Category | Strictly Necessary |
| Duration | 20 years (default) |
| Consent Required | No — strictly necessary |
Category: Strictly Necessary
Strictly necessary cookies are essential for the website to function and cannot be switched off. They are set only in response to actions made by you — such as logging in or filling forms. No consent is required.
GDPR Requirements
The laravel_cookie_consent cookie is strictly necessary and does not require user consent under GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive. It may be set when the user first visits your site.
However, you must still disclose this cookie in your cookie policy, explaining what it does and why it is necessary.
How to Handle This Cookie
- It can load freely — no need to block Laravel Cookie Consent behind a consent gate for this specific cookie.
- Disclose it — list it in your cookie policy explaining it is strictly necessary for laravel cookie consent functionality.
- Don't add a checkbox for it — strictly necessary cookies should not be listed as toggleable in your consent UI.
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