Applying IAB Consent (TCString)

As specified by the IAB, the consent collected will be encoded and stored locally in NSUserDefaults(iOS) or SharedPreferences(Android). You may access these values with their specific Keys, but most third-party Frameworks will have listeners to apply this consent automatically.

iOS

let defaults = UserDefaults.standard
let tcString = defaults.string(forKey: "IABTCF_TCString")
let cmpsdkID = defaults.integer(forKey: "IABTCF_CmpSdkID")

Android

val preferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(this)
val tcString = preferences.getString("IABTCF_TCString")
val cmpsdkID = preferences.getInt("IABTCF_CmpSdkID")

Alternatively, we have also enabled the method:

Swift_iOS

UsercentricsCore.shared.getTCFData() { tcfData in
    let tcString = tcfData.tcString
}

Kotlin_Android

Usercentrics.instance.getTCFData { tcfData ->
    val tcString = tcfData.tcString
}

Flutter

Usercentrics.getTCString();

React Native

import { Usercentrics } from '@usercentrics/react-native-sdk';

const tcString = await Usercentrics.getTCFString();

Applying Non-IAB Consent

Additionally to the IAB Purposes, you might want to complete your consent coverage with Non-IAB Services. Please see Apply Service Consent