Dun & Bradstreet added language to their Terms of Use requiring users to enable chat cookies to use chat functionality. The updated terms now include a prompt stating that chat feature use requires accepting Chat Cookies, with options to enable them directly or manage preferences. This establishes a cookie consent requirement tied to a specific feature rather than a blanket site-wide cookie policy.
The updated terms now state that chat functionality on the Dun & Bradstreet website requires users to accept Chat Cookies. Previously, this requirement was not explicitly stated. Users who wish to use chat features must now either click 'Enable Chat Cookies' or manage their cookie preferences through the updated settings. Users who do not enable chat cookies will not be able to access chat functionality.
The updated terms establish explicit cookie consent disclosure for a specific feature. Previously, the cookie requirement was not stated in the terms; now users are informed and offered controls before accessing chat. This reflects standard compliance practice for cookie-dependent features under privacy and cookie disclosure laws.
→ Click 'Enable Chat Cookies' to allow chat feature access
→ Use 'Manage Cookie Preferences' to review and adjust cookie settings
→ Chat functionality will not be available if Chat Cookies are not enabled
Chat functionality now requires explicit acceptance of Chat Cookies with user-accessible controls to manage preferences.
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This change adds explicit cookie consent language tied to a specific feature (chat) rather than establishing a blanket cookie policy. The requirement appears consistent with standard web-based cookie disclosure practices but shifts from implicit to explicit consent for this particular functionality. No novel regulatory obligations are created; this formalizes existing requirements under cookie and privacy laws (GDPR, CCPA, ePrivacy Directive where applicable) by explicitly disclosing the cookie requirement and offering user controls.
GDPR Article 7 (consent requirements); CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act); ePrivacy Directive (for EU users); state-level cookie disclosure requirements (varies by jurisdiction).
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