In March 2024, the Google Consent Mode V2 came into effect, which is required to continue measuring data with Google Ads & Analytics. The cookie banner in your ticketshop complies with Google Consent Mode V2. In this article we explain what Google Consent Mode means, how the cookie banner in your ticketshop works and what you as an organization still have to comply with.

Google Consent Mode V2

It is mandatory for Google to enforce its users' privacy more strictly. This is a result of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) legislation and ongoing developments in privacy laws. The law says that big companies like Google, called 'gatekeepers', have to take responsibility for getting permission from users to use their main services, like Google Analytics or Google Tag Manager. Before March 2024 this responsibility lay with the website itself and Google would assume that whatever the website would tell them was true.

We implemented the Consent Mode V2 in the cookie banner which you see in your ticketshop and on our company website stager.co.

Stager cookie banner

The cookie banner is visible in the lower left corner of the screen of your ticketshop and cannot be clicked away without making a selection. Users can choose to enable marketing cookies by clicking the 'Accept all' button or to not accept marketing cookies by clicking ‘Manage cookies’ and then clicking the button 'Save preferences'.

Marketing cookies are disabled by default.

Easy to find privacy policy

We have a privacy policy, in which we refer to cookies set by Stager or by you, the organizer. Make sure your privacy- and cookie policy is up-to-date and easy to find on your website!