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Which "ID" means what?
- sharon.borensztein (Unlicensed)
- Stefanie Winkelmann (Unlicensed)
This article explains what the different IDs mean. |
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Consent ID
This ID identifies a specific consent decision of the user for a processing service - i.e. a kind of consent document. If the user rejects Google Analytics, for example, a unique Consent ID is assigned to this decision. The Consent ID is the result of the Controller ID, Processor ID and Settings ID.
Controller ID
This is a unique but random ID that we assign to a user's device when they first visit and store in the device itself. We need this ID to assign consent data to a user/device.
Processor ID
This is an ID that we associate with a data processing service (e.g. Google Analytics) for which a user can give consent or opt-out.
Settings ID
Our product is configured by our customers themselves via the so-called settings (display, texts, etc.). Via this settings ID, our tool knows which configuration is to be used for which website.
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