Flash cookies are different from ordinary cookies in that they
A) are installed only at the user's request.
B) are not stored on the user's computer.
C) cannot be easily detected or deleted.
D) monitor the user's behavior at a Web site.

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Flash cookies are stored in a different location than regular browser cookies and can be more difficult to detect and delete. They are also sometimes used to track user behavior on a website. The other options are incorrect, as flash cookies can be installed automatically without user request, are still stored on the user's computer, and do not necessarily monitor behavior.

Flash Cookies Are Different from Ordinary Cookies in That They