First-party cookies are the less likely to violate user privacy than third party cookies.

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First-party cookies are set by the website a user is directly visiting and are generally used to improve the user experience by remembering preferences, login details, etc. They are considered less invasive than third-party cookies, which are set by domains other than the one the user is visiting, often for tracking and advertising purposes, thus posing a greater risk to user privacy.

First-Party Cookies Are the Less Likely to Violate User Privacy