Apple has recently disabled all third parties cookies in all safari browser either ipad, iphone or desktop
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Hi All,
As you all know Apple has recently disabled all third parties cookies in all safari browser either ipad, iphone or desktop and due to this entire UK ecommerce transactions which are being executed by credit card are going failure and a big loss are being faced by entire ecommerece industry. Even safari browser don't indicate that please enable cookies to have credit card transaction so that visitor or buy can know why my ecommerce transaction by credit card is getting failure in each and every site. So please suggest solution what to do so that ecommerce site can successful have transactiona and aware visitors to active cookies from his browser to initiate credit card transaction, please give me 5 to 10 ecommerce website examples who has successful ecommerce transaction using otp.Because without otp only amazon.com and aliexpress.com are processing transaction but none other uk sites inshort otp is not even asked by this sites while having credit card transaction so skip such sites.
Regards,
Mitesh
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Hi
I still only have version 8 so I can't test it, but my GA is showing data for version 9 with sales.
I have also checked that these aren't Paypal orders.
Once I get version 9 I will test, but our visitors are currently able to checkout.
Thanks
Andy
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Hi Andy,
I am talking about Ecommerce transactions carried out only and only with credit card and that also in safari browser ie. either in ipad or in iphone or in desktop device. so now reply me what is the output for your site ? have u tried yourself to make any live transaction to test?
Regards,
Mitesh
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Hi
Sorry can you explain a bit more, I from a UK based ecommerce site, and I am still seeing data in GA from Safari for yesterday and previous days.
Customers are able to checkout as well.
Thanks
Andy
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