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sc_clearance cookie

Strictly necessary cookie set by Cloudflare.

What the sc_clearance cookie does

The `cf_clearance` cookie proves a visitor passed Cloudflare's client-side verifications, enabling them to bypass further challenges.

Who sets it

Consent category: strictly necessary

Strictly necessary cookies keep a site working: sessions, security, load balancing and remembering the visitor's consent choice. They are exempt from consent under the ePrivacy rules, but a cookie policy still has to list them.

Namesc_clearance
CategoryStrictly necessary
Set byCloudflare

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