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How you probably know, new Google's CMP system is causing serious problems: users who does NOT accept data storage via the Google CMP Popup will not get ads at all because data storage is required to serve non-personalized ads too. This is leading to a big loss of ads revenues.
So we need a method to get current user choice, in order to knnow if user accepted the minimum required options to get ads, and in case he did not, we can modify our app's content/behavior accondingly.
What do you think about that?
(in the first version of this post, I was referring to the SDK method canRequestAds() but I misunderstood the scope of this method)
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The ability to retrieve the current CMP user choices is essential; without it, the plugin is practically unusable in the EU. Since Google’s CMP requires data storage consent even for non-personalized ads, users who reject all data storage options won’t see any ads, which results in a significant revenue loss. Adding a method to check if the minimum consent requirements have been met, such as canRequestAds(), would allow developers to adapt app content or behavior accordingly and ensure that ads can be displayed where legally permitted. This functionality is crucial for maintaining revenue in compliance with EU regulations.
How you probably know, new Google's CMP system is causing serious problems: users who does NOT accept data storage via the Google CMP Popup will not get ads at all because data storage is required to serve non-personalized ads too. This is leading to a big loss of ads revenues.
So we need a method to get current user choice, in order to knnow if user accepted the minimum required options to get ads, and in case he did not, we can modify our app's content/behavior accondingly.
What do you think about that?
(in the first version of this post, I was referring to the SDK method canRequestAds() but I misunderstood the scope of this method)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: