When a website installs OptSens, we collect, on behalf of that website operator, a record of each visitor’s consent. A consent record may include a consent identifier, the categories the visitor accepted or rejected, the date and time, the IP address (stored in encrypted form), browser and device information, the page address, the country, the chosen language, global privacy signals, and standard consent strings (for example IAB TCF and IAB GPP). To apply and remember these choices, OptSens also stores small values on the visitor’s device, such as os_consent, os_sid, euconsent-v2, and os_visitor_id. For this data the website operator is the controller and OptSens is the processor. A website can install OptSens directly as a script, or through our WordPress plugin, our Google Tag Manager template, or our Shopify app. The consent data described here is processed the same way no matter which method is used.