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Opt-inThird-party tracking and advertising cookies stay blocked until the visitor agrees. Strictly necessary, security and load-balancing cookies are exempt.
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Use regional guidance to deliver the right consent experience to every visitor.
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Detect UK visitors and serve a PECR + UK GDPR banner that blocks third-party tracking until they opt in — with Reject as easy as Accept.
PECR requires prior consent for non-essential cookies; the UK GDPR defines what valid consent looks like — and the ICO enforces both.
Third-party tracking and advertising cookies stay blocked until the visitor agrees. Strictly necessary, security and load-balancing cookies are exempt.
Under the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, some first-party analytics cookies used only to improve your own site may run without consent — configure them separately from tracking.
"Reject all" sits alongside "Accept all" with equal prominence — no buried or pre-selected decline.
Visitors control cookies purpose by purpose, with nothing pre-ticked and no dark patterns.
Services likely to be accessed by children need high-privacy defaults and no behavioural advertising cookies without clear necessity.
Every choice is logged with a timestamp, the purposes chosen and the policy version — exportable whenever the ICO asks.
No manual tagging. Detect UK visitors and CookieChimp serves the banner you've configured, blocks non-essential scripts until they choose, and records the result.
One platform for PECR's cookie rules and the UK GDPR standard behind them, tuned for the ICO's expectations and the 2025 analytics exemption.
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Detect UK visitors, block non-essential cookies until they choose, honour the 2025 analytics exemption, and keep audit-ready proof of every consent.
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PECR + UK GDPR
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Yes. The UK kept its own regime — PECR governs cookies and the UK GDPR governs personal data. Non-essential cookies still need prior consent, and the ICO enforces it.
Some first-party analytics cookies used solely to improve your own website may now be exempt from consent. Third-party tracking and advertising cookies still require opt-in. CookieChimp lets you configure the two separately.
Yes — the ICO expects "Reject all" to be as prominent and easy to use as "Accept all". CookieChimp gives reject and accept equal weight on the first layer.
Penalties rose under the 2025 reforms, bringing PECR closer to UK GDPR levels — up to £17.5M or 4% of global turnover for serious breaches. Treat cookie compliance as a real risk, not a formality.
The ICO's Age Appropriate Design Code (the Children's Code) requires high-privacy defaults for services likely to be accessed by under-18s, with no behavioural advertising cookies without clear necessity. Use an opt-in banner and minimise trackers on those services.
They're closely aligned but not identical — the UK has its own PECR, the 2025 analytics exemption and ICO guidance. If you serve both, target a dedicated UK banner alongside your EU one.