Page Summary
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ConsentSettings provides various privacy and regulation settings for the PAL SDK.
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These settings help in making decisions about the identifiers used for generating nonce signals.
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The
allowStorageproperty indicates if PAL has consent to use identifiers and storage, which needs to be determined by integrating with a CMP for IAB TCFv2 compliance.
ConsentSettings
Various settings to the PAL SDK related to privacy and regulations. The settings can help make decisions about the choice regarding the identifiers used while generating nonce signals.
Constructor
ConsentSettings
new ConsentSettings()
Properties
allowStorage
boolean
Whether PAL has consent to use identifiers and storage.
This value should always be set to true now that PAL automatically
determines storage consent based on TCF data. If TCF is insufficient for
your app, you can use the forceLimitedAds property to force
limited ads mode, which disables identifiers/storage used for ad serving.
In a future release (approximately March 9, 2026), allowStorage will become
a no-op. Before that date, allowStorage, TCF data, and
forceLimitedAds will all be considered when determining
storage consent.
During that transition period, do not update your implementation to
set this property false or to leave it unset, since that will result
in disabling storage, which can reduce the effectiveness of ad requests.
After that date, you may stop setting this property.
For more information, see
this article.
forceLimitedAds
boolean
Whether to force limited ads mode for the ad request. When unset or set to
false, PAL will automatically determine the limited ads status from TCF
data set by a CMP. When set to true, limited ads mode will be used
regardless of TCF signals. In limited ads mode, PAL will not store, access,
or send user identifiers for ad serving purposes. When programmatic limited
ads are enabled, invalid traffic detection-only storage may still be used;
see GoogleAdManagerSettings.disableLimitedAdsStorage.
For more information about limited ads, see this general
article and
this PAL-specific article.