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@@ -52,7 +56,9 @@ Similar to `AcceptOrRejectAll`, but the "More Choices" button is a primary butto
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This banner is recommended for GDPR-like regimes where customers can opt in or out of multiple purposes with 1 click. Each button includes the purposes for all options to the left of that button. For example, "Analytics" button includes "Essential", "Functional" and "Analytics".
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This option is linked to in most other banners under the "More Choices" footer. This allows for explicit opting in or out of each purpose. If a user begins fully opted out, this UI requires clicking each checkbox to fully opt in.
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This is a good banner style when you are using Transcend for [Preference Management](https://docs.transcend.io/docs/consent/reference/managed-preferences).
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This is the recommended flow for US state laws with a do not sell requirement, as it allows for minimal friction in the opt-out process through a single click opt out.
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This banner can be used to notify users of privacy policy changes. This banner does not collect consent preferences, however, it will save a consent timestamp for whenever the user acknowledges the policy change, and closes the modal.
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This banner can be used to notify users of privacy policy changes. It does not collect consent preferences, however, it will save a consent timestamp for whenever the user acknowledges the policy change, and closes the modal. This banner is similar to `PrivacyPolicyNotice`, however instead of using a button to close the modal - an X icon is used in the top right-hand corner of the modal.
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**WARNING: In some jurisdictions this UI may be considered a dark pattern. Use at your own risk.** To learn more, head over to our blog post: [Demystifying dark patterns: A practical primer for CPRA compliance](https://transcend.io/blog/dark-patterns-cpra/).
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**WARNING: In some jurisdictions this UI may be considered a dark pattern. Use at your own risk.** To learn more, head over to our blog post: [Demystifying dark patterns: A practical primer for CPRA compliance](https://transcend.io/blog/dark-patterns-cpra/).
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