UniConsent
Allow users to easily revoke their consent or change their consent settings is important based on GDPR requirements, IAB TCF policies and other global privacy laws.
The U.S. CCPA Do Not Sell My Personal Information rule also require a website to display a 'Do Not Sell My Personal Information' link and allow users to opt-out of the sale of personal information.
There are a few ways to set up the 'privacy link' or 'privacy badge' on your website with UniConsent:
There is an option at your UniConsent dashboard to add the privacy badge. The UniConsent privacy badge will be displayed on your web pages once you have enabled the option. When a user clicks the privacy badge, the Consent Manager displays to users based on GEO rules automatically.
You can disable 'privacy badge' and add the following link on your page.
<a href="#" onclick='__unicapi("openunic");return false;'>Consent Settings</a>
You can put the following placeholder DIV at the footer of your web pages, UniConsent automatically inserts the Consent Settings Link within the placeholder based on GEO location and your enabled features.
<div id="uniconsent-config"></div>
You can target a DIV on your web pages with a CSS selector, UniConsent automatically inserts the Consent Settings Link within the DIV based on GEO location and your enabled features.
You can find the option at your dashboard named 'CSS Selector for Consent Update Link'.
UniConsent is a part of Transfon's privacy-first User Experience Platform that serves tens of millions of users per day to provide a seamless privacy experience for both users and publishers in the age of post GDPR. Contact us to know more: hello@uniconsent.com
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