Google Analytics `_ga_XXXXXXXXXX` cookie is recreated after autoclear

[bobapple]

I'm using Google Analytics 4 with autoclear_cookies: true. GA4 creates two cookies: _ga and _ga_XXXXXXXXXX. It seems to me that autoclear correctly removes both cookies if the user revokes consent for the analytics cookiecategory. However, the _ga_XXXXXXXXXX is recreated after page reload. I believe it's being recreated because in some cases I can see the cookie disapear even without reloading the page.

How to reproduce:

0. Keep the browsers developer tools open at any time to see the changes 1. Accept all cookies

• Cookies _ga and _ga_XXXXXXXXXX are created
• Cookie cc_cookie has the value {"level":["necessary","analytics"],"revision":0,"data":null,"rfc_cookie":false}

2. Open cookie settings and remove consent for the analytics category 3. Save changes 4. Reload page

• Cookie _ga is gone
• Cookie _ga_XXXXXXXXXX is still there, however with a different value and expiration
• Cookie cc_cookie has the correct value (without analytics), but still let's the _ga_XXXXXXXXXX through

Sample Config

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Cookie Consent test

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[orestbida]

Hi @bobapple.

In GA4, you must explicitly “tell” the gtag function to disable cookies/tracking when the user opts-out of a specific category, as shown in the demo example: https://github.com/orestbida/cookieconsent/blob/49fbcc9a1fbf3ddd25c0f0af6963ac26dc9a9c13/demo/demo_gtm/cookieconsent-init.js#L47-L56

[bobapple]

Thank you @orestbida! Totally missed that part in de documentation.