TruePrivacy lets you tune the banner’s legal behavior per regulation and per visitor region from Cookie Banner → Compliance.
Compliance settings screen with regulation and geo-targeting options

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Regulations

  • Consent model: prior opt-in. No non-necessary cookies or trackers before affirmative consent.
  • Banner behavior: blocking mode enabled; Accept, Reject, and Preferences all shown.
  • Records: every decision produces a consent receipt as proof of consent.
  • Withdrawal: the preference center is re-openable at any time via the footer link or window.TruePrivacy.showPreferences().
  • Consent model: opt-out. Cookies may run by default; visitors must be able to opt out of the sale/sharing of personal information.
  • Banner behavior: shows a “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” notice and link.
  • GPC: TruePrivacy honors the Global Privacy Control signal automatically, treating it as an opt-out for California visitors.

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Geo-targeting

Serve different behavior from a single installation. Geo-targeting resolves the visitor’s region at the CDN edge (country-level, no IP stored):
Visitor regionDefault behavior
EU/EEA, UKOpt-in banner, blocking mode
California (US)Opt-out notice, GPC honored
Rest of worldConfigurable: opt-in, opt-out, or no banner
You can override any region’s behavior, add region-specific text, or force a single global mode.
Many organizations apply GDPR-grade opt-in globally for simplicity. It is the strictest standard, so it satisfies the others.
Consent does not last forever. Configure:
  • Consent validity period — default 12 months; configurable from 1 to 24 months. When it lapses, the visitor is re-prompted.
  • Re-prompt on change — when you publish a banner configuration with new or changed categories, existing consents can be invalidated so visitors are asked again for the new purposes.
If you add a new consent category (for example a new Marketing vendor), previously collected consent does not cover it. Enable Re-prompt on change to avoid relying on stale consent.

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Compliance checklist

1

Enable blocking mode for opt-in regions

Confirm blocked-script tagging is complete via a cookie scan showing no non-necessary cookies before consent.
2

Publish a cookie declaration

Embed the public cookie declaration on your cookie policy page.
3

Schedule recurring scans

Use scheduled scans so new trackers are detected and categorized promptly.
4

Verify receipts

Spot-check consent receipts in the dashboard to confirm the audit trail is recording.
TruePrivacy provides tooling to support compliance, but regulations depend on your specific processing activities. Consult your legal counsel for your obligations.