Cookie laws covered: EU, UK, US, Canada, Brazil and more

Cookie Rocks covers all of them. Tick one setting and each visitor gets the rules that apply to them, on your site, automatically.

The country is read on your own server: no visitor address goes to a third party. One setting, the whole world · Which documents do you need?

The big ones: European Union · United Kingdom · United States · Canada · Brazil

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Disputed territory: no rules shown

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Occupied and disputed territories are shown as the United Nations sees them.

Equal Earth projection: every country at its true size.

How we score strictness

Each country gets a score from 0 to 100, from its rules in force today. Each rule counts from 0 (no rule) to 2 (the strictest rule), multiplied by its weight:

Prior consent or opt-out: weight 3
Rejecting as easy as accepting: weight 1
Withdrawing consent at any time: weight 1
Analytics without consent: weight 1
How long a choice lasts: weight 1
Cookie walls: weight 1
Proof of each choice: weight 1
Language of the banner: weight 0.5

A rule we have not studied yet is left out of the score instead of lowering it. A law already passed but not yet in force counts now, and the map shows its start date. Fines and enforcement are not part of the score: they measure the risk, not the rule. The age of a child’s consent is left out too, because in many countries it is simply the age of majority.

Data last checked: 7 November 2026. Source: our legal watch, from official texts.