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Summary

  • removes TrustArc from Vector site
  • replaces TrustArc with Transcend.
  • This can be tested via GTM preview and pointing the URL to https://vector.dev

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removes transcend file reference
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@bfung bfung changed the title Tim.sara/transcend removal chore(website): Tim.sara/transcend removal Dec 30, 2025
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Hi @timsara331, can you sign the CLA please? Also I don't think we can remove TrustArc without having a replacement for users to change their cookie settings

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@thomasqueirozb just wanted to follow up and say that I have signed the CLA.

As for the replacement, we are replacing the TrustArc script with Transcend. This script will be loaded via GTM. This can be tested via the GTM preview: https://tagmanager.google.com/#/container/accounts/9450256/containers/67447237/workspaces/7/tags

Once approved, I will update the GTM container to deploy new the triggers and tags that load Transcend.

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I have read the CLA Document and I hereby sign the CLA

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