GERMANY · TDDDG COMPLIANCE
Manage TDDDG consent across websites and markets
Apply consent rules for Germany’s TDDDG alongside GDPR and other regional requirements. Use geo-targeting, prior blocking, and consent records to maintain a consistent setup across markets.

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What TDDDG requires from your consent setup
Under Section 25 of the TDDDG, storing information on a user’s device or accessing information already stored there generally requires prior consent, unless it is strictly necessary for transmitting a communication or providing a service explicitly requested by the user. For organizations operating in Germany, this requires more than simply displaying a cookie banner.
Consent must be actively given
Non-essential technologies should remain blocked until the user makes an active choice. Silence, inactivity, and pre-ticked boxes do not constitute valid consent under the GDPR.
German requirements must work within your wider EU setup
Organizations operating across Germany and other EU markets need consent configurations that account for both GDPR requirements and the TDDDG rules governing access to users’ devices.
Regional requirements need flexible consent logic
Consent requirements and documentation standards vary across jurisdictions. Geo-targeting helps teams apply the appropriate consent experience and configuration based on the visitor’s location.
Consent decisions need clear records
Teams need reliable documentation of when, how, and for what purposes consent was collected. Timestamped records provide evidence for audits, reviews, and internal governance.
consentmanager removes that complexity. One dashboard. One structured setup. Geo-targeting automatically shows the correct consent experience, whether your visitor is in Munich, Paris, or Los Angeles.
Less configuration. More control. Clearer accountability.
Show the right banner automatically
Geo-targeting detects visitor location and delivers the appropriate consent experience: TDDDG logic for Germany, GDPR logic for other EU countries, CCPA for California. One implementation covers every market.
Block tracking before consent
Scripts and cookies remain inactive until the user makes a choice. No retroactive fixes. No manual tag coordination. You align consent collection with TDDDG expectations from the first interaction.
Produce consent records instantly
Export timestamped consent logs, notice histories, and vendor data whenever needed. Your privacy team pulls structured documentation in minutes instead of rebuilding records from multiple tools.
Expand without rebuilding
TDDDG, GDPR, CPRA, LGPD, US state laws from one dashboard. IAB TCF v2.3, IAB GPP, and Google Consent Mode v2 integrated. Add markets without redesigning your consent system.
Three solutions for managing TDDDG requirements
Collect consent, monitor your setup, and maintain clear records from one platform.
Cookie Banner
Consent management platform
Collect consent, block scripts before activation, and send structured consent signals to analytics and marketing tools.
Cookie Crawler
Automated cookie inventory
Automatically scan your sites for cookies and vendors. Maintain an up-to-date inventory with daily crawls and a database of 3M+ classified cookies.
Compliance Monitor
Continuous scanning
Continuous scanning across domains. Identify gaps, map vendor relationships, and receive structured issue reports.
Common questions about TDDDG compliance
The Telecommunications Digital Services Data Protection Act governs the storage of and access to information on user devices in Germany. It reinforces the requirement for prior consent before non-essential tracking technologies are used.
No. GDPR remains fully applicable. TDDDG specifically addresses device-level access and cookie-related consent in Germany. Organizations operating in Germany must address both.
For non-essential tracking technologies, consent must be obtained before storing or accessing data on a user’s device. Clear information and real choice are required.
Yes. Geo-targeting differentiates consent experiences by location. German visitors see TDDDG-aligned logic, while other EU visitors receive GDPR-aligned setups. One platform supports multiple frameworks.
No tool can guarantee compliance. consentmanager provides structured consent collection, documentation, and control as part of a broader compliance strategy.
consentmanager loads asynchronously with minimal latency and is designed to preserve page performance.
Consent data is stored on EU-only servers with no US cloud dependencies.
Manage TDDDG consent from one dashboard
Manage consent across Germany and other markets with centralized controls, regional configurations, and clear consent records.