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Tags allow you to label and organize websites in your Termly account, making it easier to manage and locate specific sites — especially useful if you're managing a large number of properties.What A...

Termly provides a compliance badge that you can display on your website to indicate your use of Termly's privacy and consent management services. This badge is typically placed in the footer area o...

Termly provides a compliance badge that you can display on your website to indicate your use of Termly's privacy and consent management services. This badge is typically placed in the footer area o...

When using Microsoft Clarity in a region where users need to opt in to placing cookies in their browser, you must call the Microsoft Clarity Consent API to indicate that the user has given permissi...

When Termly’s Google Consent Mode (GCM) scanner encounters an issue while scanning your website, it will return one of the error messages below. This guide explains each error and how you can resol...

Termly’s Resource Blocker automatically detects when the WordPress Consent API is available and will communicate with it behind the scenes. This ensures your visitors’ consent preferences are passe...

The WordPress Consent API is a framework that allows WordPress plugins to communicate with each other about user consent. Instead of each plugin asking for consent on its own, the WP Consent API pr...

Q: Why is my Termly website scan not working if my site is hosted on Salesforce?A: Termly’s scanner uses modern IPv6 protocol by default. Many websites hosted on Salesforce (including Salesforce Ex...

If your site fails a Google Consent Mode (GCM) validation scan, it means the implementation does not meet Google’s required standards for properly setting consent signals. This can result in inaccu...

Termly now includes automated Google Consent Mode (GCM) validation to help ensure your website’s integration with Google Tag Manager (GTM) complies with privacy requirements and Google’s standards....