Overview
iubenda is a consent management platform (CMP) and data governance tool that helps publishers comply with GDPR, ePrivacy, and IAB TCF standards. It serves consent banners, manages cookie audits, and generates privacy policy documentation.
What This Script Does
- Renders a consent banner/modal for collecting user cookie and tracking preferences
- Stores consent choices in cookies (e.g.,
_iub_cs-*) for persistence across sessions - Integrates with IAB Transparency & Consent Framework (TCF) to signal consent to ad tech vendors
- Blocks or conditionally loads third-party scripts based on user consent choices
- Performs automated cookie scanning and classification for compliance documentation
- Loads privacy policy and cookie policy content dynamically on the site
Consent & Compliance
- Consent category: Essential / Functional
- Applicable regulations: GDPR, ePrivacy Directive, CCPA, LGPD
- Opt-in required: No. As a consent management tool, iubenda is considered essential infrastructure for compliance.
- The CMP itself must load before other scripts to gate their execution based on consent.
- iubenda's own cookies for storing consent preferences are classified as strictly necessary.
Should You Block This Without Consent?
No. iubenda is a consent management platform whose purpose is to collect and enforce consent choices. Blocking it would prevent the consent mechanism from functioning. CMP scripts are classified as strictly necessary under GDPR and ePrivacy guidance.
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iubenda.comFunctionalFrequently Asked Questions
Does iubenda need user consent to load?
No. iubenda is a consent management platform whose core purpose is collecting consent choices. CMP scripts are classified as strictly necessary under GDPR and ePrivacy, so they load before and independently of any consent decisions.
What does the iubenda script do technically?
It renders a consent banner, stores visitor preferences in first-party cookies, integrates with the IAB TCF to signal consent to ad tech vendors, and conditionally loads or blocks third-party scripts based on the user's choices.
How does ConsentStack interact with iubenda?
ConsentStack recognizes iubenda as essential consent infrastructure and does not block it. If you use iubenda as your CMP alongside ConsentStack for vendor classification and auditing, both tools are classified as strictly necessary and load unconditionally.
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