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Version 54
[04/June/2024]
- Feature Enhancement:
- Global Privacy Platform: The GPP is a protocol designed to streamline the transmission of privacy, consent, and consumer choice signals from sites and apps to ad tech providers. It enables advertisers, publishers, and technology vendors in the digital advertising industry to adapt to regulatory demands across markets. The GPP currently supports the following privacy strings: the IAB Europe TCF, the MSPA’s US National string, and US states-specific privacy strings for California, Virginia, Utah, Colorado, and Connecticut.
- Added Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway: We have expanded our Consent Management Platform (CMP) to include additional countries under EEA (European Economic Area). Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway users will now see the GDPR consent popup and can give their consent under EEA.
Version 53
[29/April/2024]
- Feature Enhancement:
- Launched Group consents for Google Consents.
- Added Switzerland to the list of GDPR countries covered under "EEA & UK".
- Bug Fixes:
- Fixed the issue where the CMP was failing to load on Firefox.
- Accept All/Reject All buttons are now working for Google Consents.
- Fixed
consent_cookie_update gtm custom event firing on page refresh.
Version 52
[29/February/2024]
- Feature Enhancement:
- Google Basic Consent Support: Introduced functionality to activate Google Basic Consent support for properties utilizing Google services like Google Analytics and Google Ads. This enhancement ensures users can seamlessly continue using these applications while adhering to consent requirements. For more information, see Google Basic Consent with InMobi CMP.
- Global Privacy Control Support: Implemented functionality to respect users' Global Privacy Control (GPC) signals, ensuring compliance with CCPA legislation requirements.
- When an end-user activates the GPC flag in their browser and does not communicate any preferences through the consent banner, the Opt-out signal in the US privacy string will be set to Yes, effectively opting the user out.
- Conversely, if an end-user enables the GPC flag and communicates an opt-out preference via the consent banner, the user's explicitly shared preference takes precedence over the GPC signal.
- If the GPC flag is not set or not supported by the browser, there are no changes to the string.
Last Updated on: 09 Jun, 2024
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