Does gps.gov use cookies?

gps.gov uses 2 cookies. No consent management platform was detected.

Does gps.gov use a cookie banner (CMP)?

No consent management platform (cookie banner) was detected on gps.gov. Since the site sets non-essential cookies or loads third-party trackers, it may not meet GDPR and ePrivacy prior-consent requirements.

Which third-party trackers does gps.gov use?

gps.gov loads 23 third-party requests from 2 vendors, including Google, Google LLC.

How many marketing and analytics cookies does gps.gov set?

gps.gov sets 0 marketing and 2 analytics cookies, alongside 0 strictly necessary cookies. Under GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive, non-essential cookies require prior consent.

gps.gov

Item: gps.gov
Author: Passiro

https://gps.gov

Last scanned Jul 9, 2026

A cookie scan of gps.gov performed on July 9, 2026 found 2 cookies and 23 third-party tracking requests. The assessment covered 10 pages across 10 unique page templates. No consent management platform was detected. Our check observed 23 third-party requests from 2 vendors, which require prior consent under GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive.

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Third-party

Trackers

Vendors

Consent banner

None detected

Scans

Cookies

2 cookies detected: 0 necessary, 2 analytics, 0 marketing

Total

Necessary

Functional

Analytics

Marketing

Unknown

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Name	Domain	Category	Provider	Expiry	Secure	HttpOnly	Party
_ga	.gps.gov	Analytics	Google Analytics	1.1 yr	–	–	1st
_ga_YSS17EYP3C	.gps.gov	Analytics	Google Analytics	1.1 yr	–	–	1st

Third-Party Trackers

23 requests detected from 2 vendors: Google, Google LLC

Analytics

Marketing

Necessary

Functional

Other

Vendor	Category	Type	Domain
Google	Analytics	script	region1.analytics.google.com
Google LLC	Analytics	script	www.googletagmanager.com
Google	Essential	script	www.google.dk
Google	Other	script	stats.g.doubleclick.net