SI EU member state
Cookie consent rules in Slovenia
What ZEKom-2, art. 225 and the Information Commissioner expect from your cookie banner: when you need consent, how the reject option should look, and what has been enforced.
Sources checked 28 October 2026. Not legal advice.
Cookie law
Zakon o elektronskih komunikacijah (ZEKom-2, Electronic Communications Act), Article 225
Official guidance
Banner languages
Slovenian, Italian, Hungarian
What the rules say
- Prior consent is required after clear information about who you are and why you use cookies.
- Transmission-only and strictly necessary cookies are exempt.
- Google Analytics 4 requires consent — the EU–US adequacy decision doesn't change that.
- If you only use exempt cookies, you need to inform visitors, not ask for consent.
- Visitors need an always-visible way to change their cookie preferences.
How PrivacyPill handles this
- Nothing optional runs before a choice. Google tags start with Consent Mode v2 set to denied; other scripts marked with data-pp-category wait until their category is allowed.
- Equal first-layer buttons. "Accept all" and "Reject non-essential" sit side by side with the same weight, and a settings button lets visitors withdraw consent at any time.
- Consent per purpose. Analytics, marketing and functional cookies can be allowed separately in the preferences panel.
- Languages. The banner ships in Italian. Slovenian, Hungarian aren't built in yet — rewrite the English texts in the customizer to show your own translation.
- Proof of consent. Every choice is logged pseudonymously with the banner version, exportable as CSV.
Frequently asked questions
Sources
- pisrs.si/pregledPredpisa?id=ZAKO8611
- www.ip-rs.si/fileadmin/user_upload/Pdf/smernice/SMERNICE%20O%20UPORABI%20PI%C5%A0KOTKOV%20IN%20PODOBNIH%20SLEDILNIH%20TEHNOLOGIJ_2023.pdf
This page summarises official sources checked on 28 October 2026. It isn't legal advice; regulators update guidance, so follow the links for the current text.