Hi @Adam

Thanks for the response! When the update occurs, will that Opt Out box only appear for EU customers as well if that was who the cookie banner was set for?

Good question. It looks like our product and engineering team is working on how to handle that situation.

@Adam

It really seems like Weebly engineers and development don't have a clue or you all just don't care anymore.... Countless posts on the SAME issues yet it still is not addressed, yet it's now LAW.... What are you all doing? Why does it take feedback post after feedback post for you all to see that theres real issues? 

Weebly has account login for it's customers (i.e people who pay weebly for their service) yet customers who shop on weebly hosted websites don't have the luxury of an account with all their info.. where did the ball get dropped? It's 2018.. what website doesn't have user accounts? Toys R Us? oh.. wait.. They went out of business.. 

Please weebly wake up and listen.. We are the reason your company is where it is.. its time you actually listened to us for a change...

Hi @Adam,

Any update to your statement of "we're working on updating that so it's less confusing for people"?

Honestly, enough time has passed that there should be something to report by now.

Not yet, unfortunately. It's not unusual to not have specific updates until they've gotten through QA and release it, though. Sorry for the wait!

@Adam

Hi @Adam!  QA Approved yet?

Post deleted as it posted twice for some reason. 

I don't believe so, or at least I haven't heard that it was. No worries about the double post, by the way.

Any update, @Adam?

I think we're tackling this soon although I don't have a timeline on it.

Still seeing this behavior in Edge browser 5 months after 7/16 report.

New to Weebly store, and apparently this issue is still not resoved.  I'm seeing the "Opted out of cookies" text where there would be a button to opt out.  And there was never an option to accept cookies anywhere on the page.  OK so if Weebly/Square thinks that this is consistent with the website actually having opted out of cookies by default - this is really not true.  A cookie scan on my website (name hidden intentionally) shows this cookie (_savt) not blocked:

_savt                  squareup.com HTTP 3 years
First found URL: https://xxxxx.weebly.com/store/checkout?cart= #cart
Cookie purpose description: Unclassified
Initiator: Script tag, page source line number 101
Source: https://js.squareup.com/v2/paymentform
Data is sent to: United States (adequate)
Adequate country under GDPR (EU )
Blocked until accepted by user: No

I'm thinking it would be better to remove the misleading cookie opt out text than to leave it.  This seems very wrong!!!

By the way, if this cookie is used for shopping cart function - I'm only using the "Buy Now" option, so the shopping cart is not needed.

I don't know specifically what that cookie does, though I'm sure it's needed in some fashion for checkout even if you are using "buy now" as your store option. Are you automatically blocking cookies with your browser?

Adam - no, I'm not blocking cookies with my browser.  I'm coming around to the idea that this cookie is needed for the store to function, so my only remaining concern is that the cookie opt out function seems to be confusing.  I changed the setting from always display to only for EU sales, so it's gone now and I'm happy about that.

Thanks for checking into this -