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Locale and regions

Language (<html lang>)

The banner selects language from the document’s <html lang="..."> attribute.

  • No manual per-locale config is required for supported languages when lang is set correctly.
  • If lang is missing, the product applies a default so the UI still renders (fail-safe, not silent failure).

Ensure your templates output a valid BCP 47 code (e.g. da, en, de).

Regional compliance UX (summary)

The same installation can adapt UX for multiple jurisdictions (exact rules evolve with product and law):

ContextImplementer-facing note
EU / EEA — GDPR & ePrivacyNon-essential cookies/scripts blocked until valid consent; integrations default to restricted mode until allowed.
Brazil — LGPDPortuguese (PT-BR) experience and user-rights-oriented flow.
California — CCPA / CPRA“Do Not Sell My Personal Information” path; preference stored and applied to integrations (e.g. Google Consent Mode) on later visits.
South Africa — POPIAZulu banner option and flow aligned to POPIA-oriented UX.

Legal: This documentation describes product behaviour, not legal advice. Map features to your privacy policy and DPA.

Data hosting

Consent-related data for the hosted product is processed in the European Union, per public product statements.

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