To manage consent settings on AMP pages, users can go to the settings section on the lightweight mobile page built using Google AMP technology. Users may need to set these preferences again when visiting non-AMP BBC pages. Strictly necessary data collection is done to store limited information on the device to make web pages work. This includes using local storage to store consent preferences on the device.
Optional data collection can be consented to in order to allow personalized ads to be displayed outside of the UK. Users can choose to reject data collection, in which case they will still see advertising, but it will not be personalized to them. Users have the option to change these settings at any time by clicking on “Ad Choices / Do not sell my info” in the footer of the page.
Overall, managing consent settings on AMP pages is important for users to control the type of data collection and personalized ads they are exposed to. By setting preferences on the device, users can ensure that their online experience is tailored to their preferences and privacy concerns. It is essential to review and update these settings regularly to ensure that the information stored on the device is in line with the user’s consent. This allows for a more tailored and secure browsing experience on AMP pages.
