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Cookies are small pieces of data stored directly on the user's browser. When a Django application sets a cookie, it sends this data to the client, which is then sent back to the server with each subsequent request. This makes cookies ideal for storing user-specific settings, preferences, and non-sensitive data that needs to persist across browser sessions.

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In Django, session data is stored server-side, linked to a unique session ID kept in a cookie on the client's browser. When a user interacts with the app, the session ID is used to retrieve and update server-side data. This approach secures user data by keeping it hidden from the client and allows for storing sensitive information. The cookie is lightweight, holding only the session ID, which minimizes the risk of client-side manipulation and enhances security.

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