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Table
5.
Supported
values
for
the
access
entry
(continued)
contact-and-other
Access
is
given
to
identified
online
and
physical
contact
information
as
well
as
to
certain
other
identified
data.
ident-contact
Access
is
given
to
identified
online
and
physical
contact
information.
For
example,
users
can
access
things
such
as
a
postal
address.
other-ident
Access
is
given
to
certain
other
identified
data.
For
example,
users
can
access
things
such
as
their
online
account
charges.
4.
Specify
the
type
of
information
stored
in
the
cookies
or
linked
to
by
the
cookies.
Set
the
value
for
the
following
entry:
categories
=
{physical|online|uniqueid|purchase|financial|computer|navigation|
interactive|demographic|content|state|political|health|preference|location|
government|other-category}
The
default
setting
is:
categories
=
uniqueid
Table
6.
Supported
values
for
the
categories
entry
Value
Description
physical
Information
that
allows
an
individual
to
be
contacted
or
located
in
the
physical
world.
For
example,
telephone
number
or
address.
online
Information
that
allows
an
individual
to
be
contacted
or
located
on
the
Internet.
uniqueid
Non-financial
identifiers,
excluding
government-issued
identifiers,
issued
for
purposes
of
consistently
identifying
or
recognizing
the
individual.
purchase
Information
actively
generated
by
the
purchase
of
a
product
or
service,
including
information
about
the
method
of
payment.
financial
Information
about
an
individual’s
finances
including
account
status
and
activity
information
such
as
account
balance,
payment
or
overdraft
history,
and
information
about
an
individual’s
purchase
or
use
of
financial
instruments
including
credit
or
debit
card
information.
computer
Information
about
the
computer
system
that
the
individual
is
using
to
access
the
network.
For
example,
IP
number,
domain
name,
browser
type
or
operating
system.
navigation
Data
passively
generated
by
browsing
the
Web
site.
For
example,
which
pages
are
visited,
and
how
long
users
stay
on
each
page.
interactive
Data
actively
generated
from
or
reflecting
explicit
interactions
with
a
service
provider
through
its
site.
For
example,
queries
to
a
search
engine,
or
logs
of
account
activity.
demographic
Data
about
an
individual’s
characteristics.
For
example,
gender,
age,
and
income.
content
The
words
and
expressions
contained
in
the
body
of
a
communication.
For
example,
the
text
of
email,
bulletin
board
postings,
or
chat
room
communications.
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.
political
Membership
in
or
affiliation
with
groups
such
as
religious
organizations,
trade
unions,
professional
associations
and
political
parties.
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2.
WebSEAL
server
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