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Turn On and Off Third Party Cookies in Google Chrome on HTC One M8

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Hello, and welcome to VisiHow. In this video, we are going to show you how to turn on and off the option to allow third-party cookies in Google Chrome on an HTC One M8.

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To begin, turn the phone on by pressing the Power button, located on top of the phone
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Once the phone has been activated, we'll see the lock screen.

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To unlock the phone, swipe the screen up
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Once the phone has been unlocked, we'll see the home screen. At the bottom, there will be icons.

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It is one of these icons that we now need, to open up the applications folder
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To do that, we need this icon at the bottom of the home screen, in the middle. It looks like a grid, made up of white dots. Press down on this icon to open up our applications folder.
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In this folder, we need to find the Google Chrome application
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Mine is located here. We can see the Google Chrome icon, which is a circle made up of different colors. Underneath, it says the word "Chrome". Our Google Chrome application may be in different positions in this folder. Therefore, we will need to find it. Once we've done that, press down on it to enter the application.

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Once the application has loaded, we need this icon, in the top right-hand corner of the screen
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It looks like three small black dots in a vertical line. Press down on this icon, and it will open up a menu.
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Scroll down until we find the word "Settings"
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Press down on the word "Settings" to open up our "Settings" menu.

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Now, scroll down until we get to the "Advanced" section, written in blue
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Under "Advanced", we are looking for the option "Site Settings"
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Press down on "Site Settings".

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We are looking for the option that says "Cookies"
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Press down on it.
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We need the option that says, "Allow third-party cookies
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Third-party websites can save and read cookie data." This option is currently activated. We know by the blue box with a white check inside. This means that other parties websites have agreements with some of the webpages we visit. We may not have an agreement with the third-party, but the website we are visiting does. They can see our data.
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If we wanted to deactivate this option and disallow third-party cookies to save and read our cookie data, then press down on the box
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The box will be empty, and the option is now deactivated.
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If we want to activate the option, press down on the box
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It will turn blue with a white check inside. This indicates that the option is now activated.
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This concludes our tutorial on how to turn on and off the option to allow third-party cookies in Google Chrome on an HTC One M8
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If you have any questions or comments about this video, or about the process you've seen in this video, then please leave them in the "Comments" section below. We shall answer them for you.
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