Google-certified CMP for Google Consent Mode V2

Google Consent Mode V2 is an update to Consent Mode that aims to respect user privacy and comply with the EU's data privacy regulations.

Google Consent Mode v2 introduces two new parameters: ad_user_data and ad_personalisation. These parameters enable websites to better manage and align with user consent preferences, specifically concerning advertising data and personalized ads. The new parameters complement the existing ones, analytics_storage and ad_storage options.

A Google-certified CMP is a consent management platform certified by Google to help businesses easily integrate with Consent Mode and Google Tag Manager.

Google awards CMP Partners badges to select CMPs like CookieYes that will enable users to implement Consent Mode and address any technical challenges smoothly. CookieYes is a Google-certified CMP for Google Consent Mode V2 and IAB TCF V2.3.

CookieYes is a Google-certified CMP for Google Consent Mode. As an official Google partner, our Consent Management Platform (CMP) will help you integrate with the latest version of Google Consent Mode and Google Tag Manager seamlessly.

You can find CookieYes in Google's CMP Partner list.
Additionally, CookieYes is also a Google-certified CMP for IAB TCF V2.3 compliance.

To enable Google Consent Mode V2, you must first implement a Google-certified CMP like CookieYes. CookieYes CMP automatically enables the Google Consent Mode feature for all users.

Once you create an account on CookieYes, you can easily integrate with Consent Mode v2 using Google Tag Manager or using a custom script for your website.

Refer GCM help guides:

• Implementing Google Consent mode with CookieYes
• Google Consent Mode Troubleshooting with CookieYes

Yes, starting March 2024 Google will mandate the use of Consent Mode v2 to continue using ad personalization features for users in the European Economic Area (EEA) and UK.

After March 2024, no data about new EEA users will be captured by Google's advertising platforms like Google Ads and Google Analytics (GA4) without implementing Consent Mode V2.

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