Klaro Cookie Consent: Privacy
Privacy in Klaro Cookie Consent for OXID eShop 7: what is stored in the browser and database, external requests, the default service and what remains your responsibility.
Klaro Cookie Consent: Privacy
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External requests
The Klaro library and the stylesheet ship with the module and are served by your shop server. The configuration the module hands to Klaro contains no external endpoint. The module itself loads no third-party scripts.
Scripts of services you control through cookie services (for example Google Analytics) come from their own servers. They are executed only after consent if you mark them as described under Blocking scripts.
What is stored in the browser
| What | Where | Content | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consent decision | Cookie or localStorage, depending on the "Storage Method" setting | The visitor's decision per service | For the cookie 365 days, adjustable from 1 to 730 |
The name of the entry is klaro by default and can be changed with "Storage Name".
What is stored on the server
The module creates two tables, mmd_klaro_cookie_service and mmd_klaro_cookie_service_translation. They contain only your service definitions (name, purpose, cookie rules, title, description). The module does not log individual visitors' consents on the server.
Default service
On activation the module creates the service session:
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Functional |
| Required | Yes |
| Default enabled | Yes |
| Title | "Technically necessary" (German "Technisch notwendig") |
| Cookies | sid, sid_key, oxidLanguage (path /) |
The service is marked as required, visitors cannot switch it off. The module creates no other services.
Google Consent Mode v2
When the option is on, the module sets the defaults of all Google consent types except security_storage to "denied". It sends no data to Google and loads no Google script. See Storefront.
Your responsibility
- The module is not a legal review. You decide whether a service requires consent and how you describe it.
- Only services that you create as a service and mark in your template are controlled by the module.
- A service's cookie list determines what is deleted on withdrawal. Keep it up to date when a service sets additional cookies.
- Enter the right page under "Privacy Policy URL". The default
/datenschutzdoes not fit every shop.