Open it
Go to Shield > Consent and click the Change History icon in the setup's Actions column, or click Change History on the setup's edit page.
Rows are written automatically when a change is saved, from whichever page it was saved on. They cannot be edited or deleted. Newest changes are listed first. Times show in your browser's time zone.
Columns
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| When | When the change was saved |
| Who | The user who saved it, or system when no user is recorded |
| What Changed | A summary of what moved. Publish rows carry a LIVE tag |
| Version | A short fingerprint of the setup's published content after the change. Two rows with the same fingerprint describe the same content |
What gets recorded
A row is written only when the published surface actually changes:
| Recorded | Not recorded |
|---|---|
| Consent mode and region behavior | Renaming the setup |
| Categories | Preview rebuilds |
| The cookie declaration, including Review Queue additions and removals | Review Queue dismissals, keeps and restores |
| Banner and preference center text, languages | |
| Google Consent Mode settings, privacy signals (GPC / DNT) | |
| Appearance | |
| Publish Live (a LIVE row, even though no setting moved) |
The LIVE rows answer "who put this configuration in front of visitors, and when". Pair them with the edit rows above them to see exactly what went live.
Troubleshooting
| Symptom | Cause and fix |
|---|---|
| "No changes recorded yet." | The setup has not been changed since change history started recording. The next save writes the first row |
| A save did not add a row | The save did not change the published surface, for example only the title changed |
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