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c15t 2.0 is a policy-driven consent infrastructure platform with token-based styling, Next.js-native performance optimizations, and a rebuilt backend for faster, compliant privacy management at scale.

A practical guide to loading PostHog in a Next.js App Router project through c15t, gating analytics on measurement consent, and handling consent withdrawal safely.

A developer guide to Google Consent Mode v2 with denied defaults, TypeScript consent mapping, Next.js loading order, consent records, and verification steps.

Inth built c15t, a cookie banner that loads in 89ms; the page says it improves Core Web Vitals, reduces consent latency, and avoids the usual performance tax.

Inth offers a free scan showing issue counts and severity, one-time reports, continuous monitoring subscriptions, and cloud deployment.

Inth checks pull requests and production for changes that no longer match policies, contracts, consent rules, or customer commitments.

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c15t introduces version 2.0 of its consent infrastructure, adding policy packs, token-based styling, and support for IAB TCF 2.3 and Global Privacy Control. The release also brings a roughly 60% smaller backend bundle, Next.js-native performance, and an Apache 2.0 license for the project.

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Inth, formerly Consent.io, announces its new name and direction as consent and privacy infrastructure. The company says it has evolved beyond a cookie consent banner, describing its infrastructure as built for performance and developer control.

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