Dear Support Team,
I am using the
Ultimate GDPR Compliance Toolkit for WordPress and appreciate the features it provides. However, I am encountering a compliance issue specifically related to
Google Consent Mode v2 implementation.
❗ Issue:
By default, the following consent is automatically granted:
gtag("consent", "default", {
ad_storage: "granted",
analytics_storage: "granted",
functionality_storage: "granted",
personalization_storage: "granted",
security_storage: "granted",
ad_user_data: "granted",
ad_personalization: "granted"
});
This behavior is
not GDPR-compliant because all non-essential consent values must be set to
"denied"
until the user explicitly provides consent.
✅ Expected Behavior:
Per Google Consent Mode v2 and GDPR requirements, the plugin should allow (or automatically implement) a way to:
-
Set all non-essential storage types (
analytics_storage
, ad_storage
, etc.) to "denied"
by default on first visit.
-
Trigger
"granted"
updates only when the user accepts cookies.
-
Hook into user actions (accept/reject) using JS to update
gtag('consent', 'update', {...})
accordingly.
🧩 Request:
-
Is there a built-in option in your plugin to configure
gtag('consent')
values properly (with "denied"
defaults)?
-
If not, can you please provide the recommended way to integrate Google Consent Mode v2 with your plugin’s accept/reject flow?
-
Can future updates offer automatic Consent Mode v2 handling for Google/Meta tags out of the box?
📝 Notes:
I am currently using your plugin’s events like Ultimate_GDPR_Accept
and Ultimate_GDPR_Reject
to manually update gtag('consent')
, but I would appreciate an official solution or plugin-based configuration for this to ensure full compliance and ease of use.
Looking forward to your guidance or a recommended solution.
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