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• Google tags are initially blocked until consent is granted.

  • Using the Usercentrics CMP, tags within the Google Tag Manager (GTM) will need to be triggered only when consent for the correlating Data Processing Service (DPS) is given.

  • How we recommend setting up variables & triggers for this purpose in the GTM is documented.

    

  • Alternatively to using our recommended variable & trigger setup that can fire specific tags based on the consent status of specific Data Processing Services (DPS) in the Usercentrics CMP Configuration / SettingID, there are also other options of handling the triggering of tags, f.ex.

    • Triggering tags based on the consent state(s) of Google Consent Mode storage types (i.e. ad_storage) is possible for individual tags.

    • Third party templates may be used to “translate” the consent_status event of the Usercentrics CMP into signals for the Google Consent Mode storage types inside the GTM.

  • While these alternative approaches are possible to set up in connection with the Usercentrics CMP, they are not part of the generally recommended setup. They often require the assistance of a GTM expert.

Advanced

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Google Consent Mode

• Google tags of relevant Google services are loaded before consent is collected.

• They will not be adjusted like we recommend for other non-essential tags. Instead they will trigger “normally”, i.e. like so in the consent dialog appears

  Tags send cookieless pings when cookie consent declined

• Using Ucersentrics CMP, tags within GTM won’t need to be triggered

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• The Google tags have built-in consent checks for one or more of the following Google Consent Mode storage types:
  ad_storage
ad_user_data
ad_personalization
analytics_storage
  
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  The tags will adjust their behavior accordingly.

• Important: Tags corresponding to non-essential, non-Google Data Processing Services (DPS) should continue to be adjusted as generally documented. The Advanced Google Consent Mode implementation described above is specifically for Google tags of relevant Google services.

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