A practical comparison of the three main approaches to implementing Google Ads Consent Mode after it became the sole data gate in June 2026: native tag implementation, consent management platform integration, and server-side tagging. Covers what each approach protects, what it misses, and how getting it wrong degrades Smart Bidding, Enhanced Conversions, and attribution over time.
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