Google Ad Manager (GAM) users who upgrade to TCF 2.2 may get an error message when trying to serve the Prebid Universal Creative: "Ad technology provider not specified in user consent settings"
We believe the error coming from GAM with TCF 2.2 is because jsdelivr does not yet exist on the TCF 2.2 Global Vendor List. We have reached out to our always-helpful contact at jsdelivr who has confirmed they're looking into the situation.
However, there is not a committed timeline for resolution, so in the meantime, if there are publishers whose revenue is affected by this issue, here are some potential workarounds that you can discuss with your legal counsel.
1. Turn off the Creative Consent Check
Do this only after confirming with your legal counsel.
From the AdManager interface, choose "Privacy & Messaging" from the left-nav bar
Select GDPR
Click Get Started if it appears
Select the 'Settings' tab
Unselect both boxes in the "Check creatives for consent" section of the settings page
Save
If this doesn't work, go on to the next item
2. Disconnect your PUC creatives from jsdelivr
Do this only after confirming with your legal counsel.
Edit each GAM creative that loads the Prebid Universal Creative and update the "Associated ad technology providers" to remove jsdelivr, instead choosing "nothing to declare".
3. Replace your GAM creatives
(this can probably be done without consulting legal counsel)
Instead of loading the PUC code from jsdelivr like this:
Google Ad Manager (GAM) users who upgrade to TCF 2.2 may get an error message when trying to serve the Prebid Universal Creative: "Ad technology provider not specified in user consent settings"
The instructions at https://docs.prebid.org/adops/gam-creative-banner-sbs.html describe how to set
jsdelivr
as the ad tech provider if you're using the PUC that Prebid hosts there.We believe the error coming from GAM with TCF 2.2 is because jsdelivr does not yet exist on the TCF 2.2 Global Vendor List. We have reached out to our always-helpful contact at jsdelivr who has confirmed they're looking into the situation.
However, there is not a committed timeline for resolution, so in the meantime, if there are publishers whose revenue is affected by this issue, here are some potential workarounds that you can discuss with your legal counsel.
1. Turn off the Creative Consent Check
Do this only after confirming with your legal counsel.
If this doesn't work, go on to the next item
2. Disconnect your PUC creatives from jsdelivr
Do this only after confirming with your legal counsel.
Edit each GAM creative that loads the Prebid Universal Creative and update the "Associated ad technology providers" to remove jsdelivr, instead choosing "nothing to declare".
3. Replace your GAM creatives
(this can probably be done without consulting legal counsel)
Instead of loading the PUC code from jsdelivr like this:
You could replace that code with a number of alternatives: