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Ezoic and GDPR: What do I need to know?
How has Ezoic prepared for GDPR?
Who will be shown the modal prompt?
Is there an extra fee for Ezoic's Consent Management App?
Can I use a third-party modal provider?
What if I already have my own modal prompt?
What about my personal data protection with Ezoic?
*This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Readers and publishers should always seek legal advice before taking action with respect to the matters discussed in this article.
On May 25th 2018 a new European privacy regulation called the General Data Protection Regulation went into effect within all EU member states and applies to any organization that processes, stores, accesses or hosts the personal data of EU residents regardless of the organization’s physical location. The GDPR was formed to coordinate data privacy laws across Europe and safeguard EU residents data privacy. Google directs publishers here for more information: https://www.cookiechoices.org/
Publishers that collect and store PII (Personally Identifiable Information) need to let their users know that it is being collected, and they need to allow users to consent to data processing after disclosure of activities.
Starting on May 25th 2018, Ezoic will be fully compliant with GDPR:
The modal prompt will only appear for EU residents - so using IPs and relating them back to geolocations, the location of the user will be determined, and if they are within the EU, they will be shown the modal prompt. If they are not within the EU, then they will not be shown the modal prompt.
Ezoic have created a Consent Management App to help you with compliance and managing your user cookie consent, or to enable you to have your own consent management platform work with Ezoic. Click here to get started with the Consent Management App now.
No - Ezoic’s Consent Management App is free for all Ezoic publishers - you can download it from your App Store in your Ezoic Dashboard.
There are some third-party modal and consent management providers. Many of them charge for the service. If you want to use one of these instead of Ezoic’s free app you can make that selection in the app and follow the in-app instructions.
The “3rd Party Consent Management” setting can be enabled if you have already taken steps towards making your original site compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation, which came into effect on 25th May 2018. If you are using another consent tool, for example Cookiebot, our tool allows publishers to link your own Consent Dialog with Ezoic’s in order that Ezoic’s tool can call back to your 3rd Party Consent tool. Within the Consent Management App you can click “Go to third party instructions” to retrieve the scripts you need to integrate this. Then click “Save Settings”. Please see this article for more information on how to implement: Installing the Consent Management App
*Please make sure you implement this correctly to make sure ads can show to EU visitors on Ezoic versions where consent is indicated.
Ezoic improves your internet experiences by storing some basic information about your browsing history. You have the right to view the information that Ezoic have collected about you and to request the deletion of any personal information we may have. You can use the data look up tool to complete these actions. The data lookup tool will appear on your site in a format similar to this:
http://g.ezoic.net/EzoicUserDataProtection.html
You can install Ezoic’s Consent Management App from your Ezoic Dashboard.
As soon as we have any further updates, they will be published in this article. If anything in this article has raised any queries - or you have any questions at all - please feel free to reach out to your account manager directly.
For more information on GDPR, please see the following links:
https://www.ezoic.com/gdpr-consent-management-platform/
https://blog.ezoic.com/gdpr-compliance-instructions-for-digital-publishers/
https://advertisingconsent.eu/cmp-list/
https://www.google.com/about/company/user-consent-policy.html