The article discusses the management of consent settings specifically on AMP pages. These settings are tailored to apply to AMP pages only, and users may need to reconfigure these preferences when navigating to non-AMP BBC pages. The lightweight mobile page being viewed has been created using Google AMP technology, enhancing the browsing experience for users on mobile devices.
In terms of data collection, the article mentions the storage of limited information on devices without explicit consent for the functionality of web pages. Local storage is utilized to retain consent preferences on the device for a seamless user experience. Additionally, there is an optional data collection aspect where users can consent to personalized ads that cater to their interests outside the UK. The article also provides a link for users to understand how ads are personalized within the BBC and with its advertising partners.
Users have the option to reject data collection for personalized ads and continue viewing non-personalized advertisements. Further customization of settings can be done by accessing the “Ad Choices / Do not sell my info” feature in the footer at any time. The article emphasizes the importance of managing consent settings on AMP pages to ensure a tailored browsing experience and to provide transparency in data collection practices.
