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Positive consent according to the EU regulations

Last Updated:
September 14, 2026

Tangiblee has established a step-by-step process to obtain consent from users, where applicable.

Here are those steps outlined:

  1. When the user opens the Virtual Try-On (VTO) / AR experience, a Camera Access permission prompt appears on their mobile device
    1. If the user allows camera access, they can continue to the next step.
    2. If the user denies camera access, they are redirected to a fallback screen explaining that camera access is required to use VTO. From there, the user can either tap Retry or exit the VTO experience.
  2. After camera access is granted, the Privacy Consent screen is displayed.
    1. To continue to the VTO experience, the user must tap Agree.
    2. If the user taps Disagree, they are redirected to a fallback screen explaining that consent is required to use VTO.
  3. Once Privacy Consent is accepted, the user can begin taking photos or recording a VTO clip.

Positive Consent falls into the above user flow. Also, for reference, when looking at GDPR and Cookie acceptance, there are many companies that implement a dialog box with “Accept” or “Cancel” and do not require a checkbox in addition.

Please note: This only applies to features that use On-Me mode.

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