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• They tell us things like which pages people read, how long they stay and how they found the site. They don’t contain your name or email address.
• Google processes this data for us. You can read how in How Google uses information from sites that use its services.

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• When you tick the box to save your details, WordPress stores your name, email address and website in cookies so the form is filled in next time. They last just under a year.
• Their names start with comment_author_, comment_author_email_ and comment_author_url_.

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Local storage

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