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Implementing Google Consent Mode in Basic Mode

Learn how to implement Google Consent Mode in Basic Mode with SecurePrivacy to block Google ads and analytics without user consent. Easy step-by-step tutorial.

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Secure Privacy Team
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Google Consent Mode helps websites control how Google tags behave based on user consent. Among two approaches — Basic and Advanced — this guide focuses on implementing Google Consent Mode in Basic Mode using SecurePrivacy. It explains the simple setup steps and how this mode blocks Google ads and analytics for users who have not consented.

Google Consent Mode offers two main approaches: Basic and Advanced. This guide helps you choose and implement the Basic Mode. If you want to understand the differences between Basic and Advanced modes, please see our support guide with a detailed explanation. The focus here is on enabling the Basic Mode quickly and effectively.

  • SecurePrivacy provides a domain framework category named Google consent mode (basic) to simplify implementing this mode and differentiate it from other options.
  • This framework restores the standard SecurePrivacy method to block Google products such as advertising and analytics.
  • When enabled, it prevents Google plugins from loading and collecting data from users who have not given consent, fulfilling an essential Google Consent Mode requirement.

screenshot: Google consent mode (basic) framework selection page

  • The default consent status you configure within your domain settings will be applied and respected.
  • This status is pushed to the dataLayer window object along with the developer ID and other necessary configuration details.

code snippet: dataLayer object with consent status and developer ID

Need Further Assistance?

  • For help, contact our support team at [email protected].
  • For urgent or systemic Google Consent Mode issues, reach our dedicated contact person Andrew Sidorkin.
  • We aim to respond to escalations within one business day.

Who Is This Guide For?

  • Website administrators implementing consent management
  • Developers setting up Google Consent Mode
  • Compliance officers ensuring GDPR/CCPA requirements

Common Issues & Fixes

A: Review our comprehensive comparison guide between Basic and Advanced modes.

Q: Does Basic mode block all Google data collection automatically?

A: Yes, it blocks Google Ads and Analytics plugins from loading without consent.

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