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It is added on top of regional rules, not instead of them. SDKs wait for explicit consent before initializing, the erasure cooling-off period becomes 7 days instead of 3, and the China export counter and child-related fields appear. Child mode forces tier 1, writes no identifier and shortens retention.
What it adds
China mode is added on top of regional rules; it does not replace the EEA rule. When it is on:
- The SDKs wait for explicit consent before initializing.
- The cooling-off period for erasure requests defaults to 7 days instead of 3.
- The China export counter, the data-subject deadline and child-related fields become available.
Child mode
Child mode forces tier 1, writes no identifier and shortens raw-row retention. Use it for sites or sections aimed at children, where no persistent identifier should ever be written.
China mode and the EEA rule stack. A visitor from the EEA still follows the EEA rule even when China mode is on for the project.
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