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- Doc: [UID2 Client-Server Integration Guide for Prebid.js](https://unifiedid.com/docs/guides/integration-prebid-client-server)
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### Deferred Client-Side Configuration with Prebid.js
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### Deferred Client-Side Integration with Prebid.js
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This sample demonstrates how publishers who already have Prebid.js configured can still add the UID2 module using functions provided by Prebid. This allows Prebid.js to handle all UID2 work even when the module wasn't included in the initial configuration.
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### Client-Side Secure Signals
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This sample is for publishers who want a client-side integration with Google Ad Manager Secure Signals. It uses the UID2 SDK for JavaScript to generate and manage tokens, while the Secure Signals script automatically shares the token with Google Ad Manager for ad requests.
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This sample is for publishers who want a client-side integration with Google Ad Manager Secure Signals. In this integration, the UID2 SDK for JavaScript generates and manages tokens, and the Secure Signals script automatically shares the tokens with Google Ad Manager for ad requests.
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- Site: [Client-Side UID2 Integration with Google Secure Signals](https://secure-signals-client-side.samples.uidapi.com/)
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### UID2 Hashing Tool
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This tool is for developers or clients validating data preparation, such as hashing and normalization of emails or phone numbers before token requests.
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This tool is for developers or clients validating data preparation, such as hashing and normalization of emails or phone numbers before token requests. The tool is available at the following links:
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