Hey, Jasmin! That depends on the cookies that your website currently uses. For example, if your website only uses Google’s services and it’s only storing Google’s cookies on your visitor’s web browser, then you use Google’s CMP option. Otherwise, third-party plugins, services, and whatever else that is storing cookies in your visitors’ browsers need to comply with GDPR.

So, you can either use a CMP plugin to fix this issue, and stop using Google’s message, or remove anything that’s not related to Google and it is storing cookies. Hope that helps clarify things! 🙂

Hey, Jasmin! That depends on the cookies that your website currently uses. For example, if your website only uses Google’s services and it’s only storing Google’s cookies on your visitor’s web browser, then you use Google’s CMP option. Otherwise, third-party plugins, services, and whatever else that is storing cookies in your visitors’ browsers need to comply with GDPR.

So, you can either use a CMP plugin to fix this issue, and stop using Google’s message, or remove anything that’s not related to Google and it is storing cookies. Hope that helps clarify things! 🙂

If I am not mistaken, you’ll have to upgrade to their Pro subscription plan if you want all of Google’s available vendors. Have you come in contact with their team? They may be able to help you more. I’m currently using UniConsent on all of my websites I had no problems whatsoever.

Clickio is not good enough?

Hello Orthodoxia, looks like you’re Greek, like me!! Installing UniConsent (as the article explains) will most probably fix your issues after a few days. It’s automatically get configured, so it will handle everything on its own.

We use the free version of https://clickio.com/ for cmp, but the last days we face the AdSense’s issue on our IAB TC string.

Can you help us?

Thanks & Regards

Clickio is not good enough?

We use the free version of https://clickio.com/ for cmp, but the last days we face the AdSense’s issue on our IAB TC string.

Can you help us?

Thanks & Regards

Hello Orthodoxia, looks like you’re Greek, like me!! Installing UniConsent (as the article explains) will most probably fix your issues after a few days. It’s automatically get configured, so it will handle everything on its own.