AMP page places cookie before consent

Hi @miniwi,

Could you post a specific AMP page so I can debug correctly?

regards Aert

Dear Aert,

thanks for the offer of an individual analysis.
Our administration (for GDPR) analyses our page with ghost tool and complains that the page starts tracking / cookies before any consent given.

Desktop home:
https://www.mba-journal.de/
Ghost reports 1 tracker: cdn.amproject.org

AMP Page:
https://www.mba-journal.de/ft-online-mba-von-warwick-erneut-auf-platz-1/amp/
1. tracker reported: Gravatar

Desktop posts:
https://www.mba-journal.de/ft-online-mba-von-warwick-erneut-auf-platz-1/
Three tracker reported
1) Facebook Social Graph
https://graph.facebook.com/?callback=WPCOMSharing.update_facebook_count&ids=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.mba-journal.de%2Fft-online-mba-von-warwick-erneut-auf-platz-1%2F
2) Jetpack https://pixel.wp.com/g.gif?v=wpcom-no-pv&x_sharing-count-request=facebook&r=0.9635216635600221
3) AMP cdn.ampproject.org

I tried to reinstall compliance and included the services above. It reports 100% green and thus, I was of the opinion to offer a compliant page.

I need to repair the problem until April 7th before the department enforces fees.

Any help welcome!

M.

Hello @miniwi,
The site runs fine on desktop and AMP, as Complianz is active here as well. However, what is essentially happening is that you “send” your page to Google so that they can serve the page, hence why the CDN is needed.

To circumvent privacy-risks with Gravatar you can decide to locally host it, which we explain here: https://complianz.io/privacy-friendly-images-from-gravatar/.

As for Jetpack / FB Social Graph, can you verify that you have the Jetpack integration enabled under Complianz > Integrations > Plugins?

Kind regards,
Jarno

Hi there,

thank you for the response. Yes under
Complianz > Integrations > Plugins
there are
AMP (official AMP plugin for WordPress)
Jetpack

listed. While AMP is connected an the second button (Wildcard) reports N/A after Jetpack, both buttons are active.

You explain I “send” the page to Google. In fact I installed the AMP plugin since this was mentioned as compatible with compliant – without selecting any feature to send the page to google. As mentioned in https://complianz.io/amp-integrated-with-complianz/ I activated reading mode only. Is there any help or post that explains how to avoid “sending” the page to google? I couldn’t find this at complaint.io.
In the meanwhile I removed w3total cache and other plugins but the tracker: can.ampproject.org stays.

Hope for a tip,

M.

Hello @miniwi,

This CDN from amppproject.org allows your AMP page to be cached/pre-loaded, which should benefit the performance of your website. This article from the amp.dev Documentation explains it better than I can: https://amp.dev/documentation/guides-and-tutorials/learn/amp-caches-and-cors/how_amp_pages_are_cached/

In short: this CDN cannot be disabled as this is essential to the way in which AMP functions.

Kind regards,
Jarno