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For data security and privacy reasons, Magento uses two cookies for frontend session.

All I know is that one of them is being set in Mage_Core_Model_Cookie::set(..) and the other one in Zend_Session::expireSessionCookie().

Why does Magento use the Zend_Session::expireSessionCookie()?

Because it is necessary for magento and you must use that session.

Because Magento relies heavily on the Zend Framework as the underpinning and it will be able to be ignored.

Because Magento relies heavily on the Zend Framework as the underpinning and I must use that for frontend session without condition.

It is the vestigial code, so I was able to delete the Zend cookie without any apparent deleterious effects

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Correct Answer: It is the vestigial code, so I was able to delete the Zend cookie without any apparent deleterious effects

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