Wondering How to Enable Cookies on an iPhone? Follow These Steps

If you're a regular internet user (or avid online shopper), there's a high probability you've been asked to accept cookies on various websites. The term "cookie," more formally known as an HTTP cookie, refers to a chunk of information a computer receives when you visit a certain website. The reason sites ask if users want to accept cookies — and more importantly, why users accept them — is because this pocket of data makes it more convenient for web users to browse the internet. These small text files store pieces of data like usernames and passwords, which makes it easier for internet users to log in to sites, shop, and more. Essentially, a cookie's purpose is to remember information about you, which can make your online experience more seamless.