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# Adding information to your cookie providers
## Why is this necessary?
It is necessary because the GDPR requires you to make information available to your user about:
* Information about the provider, link to their privacy policy and contact details
* What the provider is used for and how they are processing data,
* location of processing
* transfer to third countries
You should provide clear information about all providers including cookie providers, local storage providers, session storage providers etc.
IMPORTANT: The information must be in the same language as your website, i.e if your website is in Danish, the information should be in Danish.
## How to add information to your cookie providers
Adding any additional information to a cookie provider is easy to do in Openli.
To begin, log in to your Openli account on[ openli.com](https://app.openli.com/employees/sign_in)
Next click "Cookies" in the side menu on the left to go to the cookie management:
Then select the provider of the cookie you want to edit. In this example we have chosen Openli. Now you can add the information:
It is very important that you **end by clicking "Save changes"** in the top right corner of the provider page to save any changes made to the cookie's information. Once this is done you'll have successfully updated your provider’s information.
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