By default the resources related to Usercentrics CMP are served from Google servers, which are located in the United States of America. If you want to ensure that your visitor's IP adresses aren't exposed to companies outside of the European Union, you can choose to load content from BunnyCDN, a European Content Delivery Network service instead.
Ensuring that Usercentrics CMP is loaded from a European CDN
You can ensure Usercentrics CMP is loaded from a European CDN by adding the data-eu-mode="true" data-attribute to the CMP script tag and adding "eu1." to the src attribute.
This would look similar to this:
<html>
<head>
<script
id="usercentrics-cmp"
data-settings-id="XXXXX"
data-eu-mode="true" src="https://web.eu1.cmp.usercentrics.eu/ui/loader.js"
async
></script>
</head>
<body>
․․․ </body>
</html>
Important
The data-settings-id attribute needs to be set to your CMP Configuration's Setting-ID.
Similar logic applies to additional features such as TCF and auto-blocking. To ensure that these resources also load from the European CDN, you'll need to add "eu1." to the src attribute here as well.
TCF
<script src="https://web.eu1.cmp.usercentrics.eu/tcf/stub.js"></script>
Auto-blocking
<script src="https://web.eu1.cmp.usercentrics.eu/modules/autoblocker.js"></script>
This ensures that all requests are sent through EU proxy servers.
Comments
2 comments
Is it possible to do this in the GTM-template?
Hi Mads,
It currently isn't (which surprised me). I'll submit a feature request on your behalf though, since this wouldn't be particularly hard to add to the tag template.
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