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# Add consent screen

### How to add a consent screen to your app?

A Consent Screen is a great way to notify and warn users if your app contains mature themes, products, or media that may not be suitable for all audiences. Follow the steps below to add and customize a consent screen for your app:

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#### **Step 1: Enable the consent screen toggle**

* Navigate to [**Access > Consent**](https://app.appmysite.com/app/consent) from your app dashboard.
* Turn on the toggle for "Ask for user consent".

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Enabling the "Ask for user consent" setting shows the consent screen when users launch the app for the first time.
{% endhint %}

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This feature also helps you comply with statutory or regulatory requirements related to your app’s content.
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#### **Step 2: Define button placement layout**

* Select the layout for button placement and text on the consent screen to the left, centre or right.

#### **Step 3: Customize the content**

You can personalize the text that appears on your consent screen, including:

* Heading: The main title of the consent screen.
* Subtext: Additional information or disclaimers.
* Accept Button: The text for the button users click to proceed into the app.
* Exit Button: The text for the button users click to exit the app.

#### **Step 4: Add a background image**

You can choose a background image for your consent screen using the following options:

* Upload: Add your own custom image or enter a web link.&#x20;
* Design: Use advanced design tools to create a unique background.
* Library: Select an image from AppMySite’s extensive image library.

#### **Step 5: Style the theme**

Match the consent screen to your app’s branding by customizing the following:

* Button Colors: Adjust the primary and secondary button colors.
* Text Colors: Customize the colors of the text to align with your brand's design.

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Clicking the accept button allows users to enter into the app. Clicking the exit button will close the app.&#x20;
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Hit the **Save** button once you are done. Your app users will interact with the consent screen when they first launch it.   &#x20;

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Preview the design on the demo app or the [**Preview emulator.** ](/app/preview.md)
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