Your client wants your advice on whether Consent Mode can help their business. Which Consent Mode feature should you tell them about?

Consent Mode adjusts how Google tags behave based on a user's consent choices regarding cookies. This means if a user declines analytics cookies, Consent Mode will adjust the Google Analytics tag to send cookieless pings, allowing for aggregated and anonymized data collection without storing personal identifiers. This helps businesses respect user privacy while still gaining insights. The other options are incorrect: Consent Mode does not recover impression-to-conversion journeys lost through user consent; instead, it models data for users who decline consent. Consent Mode recovers aggregated conversion data through modeling, not individual user-level data when consent is denied. While Consent Mode helps businesses comply with regulations, its primary feature isn't customization based on country-specific requirements, but rather its ability to dynamically adjust tag behavior.