內容簡介
IBS Consent Mode Manager 外掛提供一個同意橫幅，讓訪客可以接受、拒絕或管理分析和廣告的偏好設定。它利用 Google Consent Mode v2 根據訪客的選擇設置和更新同意信號，控制 Google Tag Manager、Google Analytics 和 Google Ads 的運作。
【主要功能】
• Google Consent Mode v2 支援
• 同意橫幅顯示選項
• 可自訂橫幅內容
• 精細化同意偏好設定
• 支援 WordPress Multisite 中心化配置
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🚀 IBS Consent Mode Manager displays a consent banner that allows visitors to Accept, Reject, or Manage Preferences for Analytics and Advertising. It uses Google Consent Mode v2 to set and update consent signals based on the visitor’s choices, controlling how Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics, and Google Ads tags operate.
The plugin supports CCPA/CPRA-related California use cases, Global Privacy Control (GPC), configurable consent scopes for California, all US traffic, or all traffic, and Strict and Soft modes for Google Tag Manager. It also provides centralized consent configuration for WordPress Multisite, with each subsite able to set its own GTM Container ID and choose Strict or Soft blocking mode.
🚀 How It Works
When a visitor enters a site covered by the configured consent rules, the plugin establishes the appropriate Google Consent Mode defaults and displays the consent banner.
Accept to grant Analytics and Advertising consent.
Reject to deny both categories.
Manage Preferences to independently allow or deny Analytics and Advertising.
The selected preferences are stored in the site’s consent cookie and used to update Google’s consent signals.
In Strict Mode, the GTM container remains blocked until the visitor grants consent. In Soft Mode, GTM loads immediately while Google tags operate according to the configured Consent Mode defaults.
🚀 Key Features
☑️ Google Consent Mode v2 – Sets Google’s consent defaults before the configured Google Tag Manager container can load and updates consent signals based on the visitor’s choices.
☑️ Consent Banner – Displays a consent banner with Accept, Reject, and Manage Preferences options.
☑️ Customizable Banner Content – Customize the banner heading, message, Accept button text, Reject button text, and Manage Preferences button text for each subsite.
☑️ Granular Consent Preferences – Visitors can separately control Analytics and Advertising consent through the preferences panel.
☑️ Customizable Preferences Panel – Customize the panel heading, introductory text, category labels and descriptions, and Reject All, Save Preferences, and Accept All button text.
☑️ Analytics Consent – Controls Google’s analytics_storage consent signal.
☑️ Advertising Consent – Controls Google’s ad_storage, ad_user_data, and ad_personalization consent signals together.
☑️ Strict Mode – Prevents the Google Tag Manager container from loading until a consent decision allowing tracking is made.
☑️ Soft Mode – Loads Google Tag Manager immediately with Consent Mode defaults, allowing Google tags to operate according to the denied consent state.
☑️ Global Privacy Control (GPC) – Detects and honors GPC preferences, regardless of the visitor’s geographic location.
☑️ California, US, or Worldwide Scope – Apply consent rules to California visitors, all US visitors, or all traffic worldwide.
☑️ WordPress Multisite – Configure shared consent logic at the network level, while each subsite can set its own Google Tag Manager Container ID, choose Strict or Soft blocking mode, and customize its own banner settings.
☑️ Self-Hosted Consent Management – The consent mechanism runs directly on your WordPress installation without requiring a separate external consent-management platform.
🚀 Privacy Policy
☑️ Stores the visitor’s consent choice in a cookie. It does not store personal data, and the cookie expires after 365 days by default.
☑️ Uses Cloudflare geolocation headers or a configured external geo-IP API to determine consent scope. When the external geo-IP API is used, the visitor’s IP address is sent to that service for geolocation. The plugin does not intentionally store the visitor’s raw IP address as a permanent setting.
☑️ Runs on your WordPress site. The plugin does not send data to the plugin developer.
☑️ Sends Google Consent Mode signals based on visitor consent choices so Google tags configured by the site administrator can respond according to the selected consent state.
External Services
Google Tag Manager
This plugin can connect to Google Tag Manager (GTM) to load and manage tags configured by the site administrator.
☑️ Service:
Google Tag Manager
https://www.googletagmanager.com/
☑️ Purpose:
GTM loads and manages tags configured by the site administrator, which may include Google Analytics, Google Ads, and other third-party services.
☑️ Data sent:
When GTM is loaded, the visitor’s browser connects to Google’s servers and may send standard web request information such as IP address, browser/device information, requested URL, and request metadata. GTM may also process consent signals and information associated with tags configured in the container.
☑️ When used:
GTM is loaded only when a container ID is configured and the plugin’s consent/blocking settings allow it. In Strict Mode, loading is delayed until the applicable consent condition is satisfied. In Soft Mode, GTM is loaded after the configured Consent Mode defaults are established.
When JavaScript is disabled, the plugin may use the standard GTM noscript iframe fallback.
☑️ Terms:
https://www.google.com/intl/en/policies/terms/
☑️ Privacy:
https://policies.google.com/privacy/
☑️ Additional GTM privacy information:
https://support.google.com/tagmanager/answer/9323295
IP Geolocation API
This plugin can use an external IP geolocation service to determine a visitor’s country or region for consent-scope detection.
☑️ Service:
IPAPI by Kloudend, Inc.
https://ipapi.co/
☑️ Purpose:
The service determines geographic information such as country and region/state so the plugin can determine the applicable consent scope.
☑️ Data sent:
When the geo-IP API is used, the visitor’s IP address is sent to the configured API endpoint. The service may return geographic information such as country and region.
☑️ When used:
The plugin normally uses Cloudflare geolocation headers when configured. If a US country code is available but the required region information is missing, the configured geo-IP API may be used as a fallback. The administrator can also select an external geo-IP API provider directly.
Results are cached server-side for the configured cache duration.
☑️ Default endpoint:
https://ipapi.co/{ip}/json/
The administrator may configure a different geo-IP API endpoint.
☑️ Terms:
https://ipapi.co/terms/
☑️ Privacy:
https://ipapi.co/privacy/
The site administrator is responsible for reviewing the privacy, consent, and data-processing requirements applicable to services configured on their website. This plugin provides technical consent-management functionality and does not provide legal advice or guarantee regulatory compliance.
