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Google has a long history of taking a user-first approach in everything we do. As a part of our commitment to users, we never sell personal information and give users transparency and control over their ad experiences via tools like My Account, Why this Ad, and Mute this Ad. We also invest in initiatives such as the Coalition for Better Ads, the Digital News Initiative, the Google News Initiative and ads.txt in order to support a healthy, sustainable ads ecosystem and help you, our publishers, grow.
As part of this effort, we’ve developed an integrated Privacy & messaging tool to help you manage privacy choices and monetize your content. Create and manage the messages you use to obtain consent from your users. Draft new messages, display them to users, and measure user engagement to understand how users are interacting with the consent messages you've created.
Use Privacy & messaging to manage user messages—messages you create and display to users on your site. User messages present users with information about your request and different choices depending on the message type and settings you’ve selected. Privacy & messaging can help you communicate with users to gather consent or opt-out requests, as required by regulations like the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA).
There are several types of user messages and each message type is designed to help you streamline a particular process.
This article provides a summary of Privacy & messaging components and availability.
To access your Privacy & messaging page, sign in to your AdSense account and click Privacy & messaging in the AdSense sidebar.
If you previously used Funding Choices to manage user messages, your existing messages and settings, including ad partner selections, have been moved to Privacy & messaging.
Use the settings available in Privacy & messaging to manage account-level privacy and message settings:
To access settings, click Privacy & messaging. Click the name of the message type for which you want to view the settings, then click Settings.
Learn more about the settings available in Privacy & messaging:
Style and manage messages and measure user engagement with the messages you’re currently displaying on your sites. The Messages page displays a list of published messages you’ve created, as well as whether they’re active or inactive, and the sites they’re associated with.
To access the messages page, click Privacy & messaging. Click the name of the message type, then click Messages.
Create new messages on the Ads page in your AdSense account.
You can create messages in a variety of languages. The language your message is displayed in is determined at serving based on the language of your site. If AdSense detects the wrong language for your site, edit the message to change the language.
<span style="color: rgb(11, 87, 208);">Languages supported for GDPR messages</span>
Bulgarian
Croatian
Czech
Danish
Dutch
English (US)
English (UK)
French (Canadian)
French
German
Greek
Hungarian
Italian
Latvian
Lithuanian
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese (Portugal)
Romanian
Slovak
Slovenian
Spanish
Swedish
Turkish
<span style="color: rgb(11, 87, 208);">Languages supported for CPRA messages</span>
English (US)
Spanish
Test a message by appending the testing parameters to a site tagged to display messages using a Google Publisher Tags (GPT) ad tag. To test a message:
ParameterWhat it doesExample?fc=alwaysshow
Displays the published message. Ignores region.
http://www.example.com/
sports.html?fc=alwaysshow?fc=alwaysshow&fctype=gdpr
Displays the GDPR message that is currently published for your site. Ignores region.
fc=alwaysshow&fctype=ccpa
Displays the CPRA message that is currently published for your site. Ignores region.
http://www.example.com/
sports.html?fc=alwaysshow&fctype=ccpa?fc=alwaysshow&fctype=ab
Displays the ad blocking recovery message that is currently published for your site. Ignores ad block detection.
http://www.example.com/
sports.html?fc=alwaysshow&fctype=ab
When testing your messages, keep the following in mind:
?fc=alwaysshow
if only one type of user message is published for your site. Use the other testing parameters if you want to test a specific type of message.Learn more about testing and debugging user messages on your site at Google Developers (English)