Tracking consent user choice is saved in a cookie named sf-tracking-consent on the client’s browser. The cookie is set to true when the user consents to tracking their behavior, and to false when the user declines. This cookie is used by both Sitefinity CMS and Sitefinity Insight.
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When integrating Google Tag Manager (GTM), you must ensure that GTM handles this cookie and sets it to reflect the user consent correctly. That is, your third-party solution must turn off itself when the cookie is set to false.
In this article, you learn how to configure Google Tag Mager to be in sync with the state of the sf-tracking-consent cookie.
You must perform the following procedures in the GTM console:
RESULT: You have created a GTM tag that works for all page views expect when the Exception condition is met, which is when the Sitefinity tracking cookie is set to false.
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