Banner & choice architecture — found from sitemap — Didomi

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• Tcf withdraw requirement Report an error

  “According to TCF 2.2 policy, a link to resurface the notice should be easily accessible, and users must be able to make a choice just as easily when the notice reappears as they could upon its first display.”

• Tcf first layer one click Report an error

  “In the first layer of our notice, users can make a choice in one click using: "Agree and close" to accept all, or One of the options to deny consent, such as "Disagree and close", the cross button, or the "Continue without agreeing" link.”

• Tcf default buttons enforced Report an error

  “The option “Enable the 'Agree to all' and 'Disagree to all' buttons” is enabled by default and cannot be disabled.”

• Tcf second layer buttons always present Report an error

  “As a result, these two buttons are always present in the second layer of the notice, typically the one displayed when resurfacing the notice to review choices.”

• Tcf buttons apply purposes and vendors Report an error

  “Clicking either button will apply the selected choices to both purposes and vendors.”

• Tcf save button granular Report an error

  “The save button remains available for users who prefer to make granular choices or update only purpose statuses using the bulk action buttons at the top of the purposes list.”

• Tcf bulk actions limitation Report an error

  “The option “Enable bulk actions on top of the purpose list” alone is not sufficient, as the buttons added with this option only update purpose statuses (not vendors). A second click is still required to save the choices.”

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