Google Consent Mode v2 in Kukie.io
How the banner sets the defaults and updates all 7 signals.
See the signals Google receives.
The checker loads one page and reads every Google Consent Mode command: all 7 v2 parameters, whether the defaults come before your Google tags, and the settings that go with them.
It reports what it finds on that page. It is not a legal assessment.
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What it checks
Consent Mode works only when the defaults reach Google's tags first. The checker reads what the page sends and when.
Finds the gtag('consent', 'default', {...}) command that sets each parameter before the visitor chooses.
Shows the default and update value of each one, including ad_user_data and ad_personalization.
Checks that the defaults are set before any Google tag loads. The wrong order is the most common mistake.
Checks whether the consent banner gets time to load before tags run. Google recommends a value, for example 500 ms.
Finds Tag Manager containers and the Google tag, and tells basic from advanced Consent Mode.
Reads ads_data_redaction, url_passthrough and the region parameter.
How it works
The checker listens for Google's consent commands while the page loads, then reads the state Google's tags ended up with.
Learn more
How Consent Mode works with a consent banner, and the other free tools for the same page.
How the banner sets the defaults and updates all 7 signals.
A guide to the parameters, the two modes and the March 2024 change.
Check the same page for a consent banner, trackers and a privacy policy.
See which third-party scripts load before the visitor chooses.
Turn on Google Consent Mode v2 in the Banner Editor. Kukie.io then sets all 7 signals before your Google tags run and updates them when a visitor chooses.
Kukie.io provides tools to collect and record consent. It is not legal advice, and using it does not by itself make a website compliant with any law.