danmz

Background/Motivation: Historically analytics and tracking have been used without explict user consent. 
Recently there has been a push to change this, both from a technical standpoint and from a legal standpoint. 
While analytics are recognized to be useful to website owners, users should be aware that they are being tracked, and have the option to avoid this tracking.
This plugin aims to make it easy and simple to get tracking/analytics consent from users, and respect the users’ stated preferences for the most common tracking scenarios. 
The user’s preferences are stored for the duration of their browser session.
This plugin removes known tracking scripts (google, facebook, and crazyegg) from generated markup until a user explicitly opts in to allow their use. 
This applies to all markup prior to <code>wp_footer();</code>. Due to limitations of WordPress hooks we cannot filter content after this. 
This plugin attempts to ONLY block markup whose stated purpose is tracking (such as items from the googletagmanager.com domain), and not other items which might potentially do tracking.
This plugin also clears known tracking cookies associated with those known trackers for users who have not opted in to tracking functionality.

Check Permission Dialogue

This plugin adds an opt-in permission for certain known tracking scripts and tracking cookies.

Richard

Cookie Script

CookieScript helps your WordPress site meet privacy requirements like GDPR, CPRA, PIPEDA and more. It adds a cookie banner to your site—no need to edit files or write any code yourself.
You can use it right after installing, even without a CookieScript account. Later on, if you want to adjust how the banner looks or behaves, you can link an account to unlock more options.
The plugin works with Google Consent Mode v2 and the WP Consent API, and can block third-party cookies until a visitor gives permission. It keeps your site compliant without interfering with tools like Google Analytics or ads.
More details are available at <a href="https://cookie-script.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">cookie-script.com</a>.
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Check Permission Dialogue vs Cookie-Script.com