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v
state
Mechanisms
for
maintaining
a
stateful
session
with
a
user
or
automatically
recognizing
users
who
have
visited
a
particular
site
or
accessed
particular
content
previously.
For
example,
HTTP
cookies.
v
political
Membership
in
or
affiliation
with
groups
such
as
religious
organizations,
trade
unions,
professional
associations
and
political
parties.
v
health
Information
about
an
individual’s
physical
or
mental
health,
sexual
orientation,
use
or
inquiry
into
health
care
services
or
products,
and
purchase
of
health
care
services
or
products.
v
preference
Data
about
an
individual’s
likes
and
dislikes.
For
example,
favorite
color
or
musical
tastes.
v
location
Information
that
can
be
used
to
identify
an
individual’s
current
physical
location
and
track
them
as
their
location
changes.
For
example,
Global
Positioning
System
position
data.
v
government
Identifiers
issued
by
a
government
for
purposes
of
consistently
identifying
the
individual.
v
other-category
Other
types
of
data
not
captured
by
the
above
definitions.
This
stanza
entry
is
required.
The
default
value
is
uniqueid.
Example:
categories
=
uniqueid
disputes
=
{yes|no}
Specifies
whether
the
full
P3P
policy
contains
some
information
regarding
disputes
over
the
information
contained
within
the
cookie.
The
value
yes
means
that
information
about
disputes
is
contained
in
the
full
P3P
policy.
The
value
no
means
that
no
information
about
disputes
is
contained
in
the
policy.
This
stanza
entry
is
required.
The
default
value
is
no.
Example:
disputes
=
no
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