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# Configure your Web Player
## Color of your player
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1. Choose the accent colors of the Web Player by clicking on the color palette selection **Color of your player**.
2. You can also provide a little guide to your readers that might not understand what the player button on your article's page means. \
We recommend describing an appealing call to action in the **Player title** section.
3. Finish the creation of a Web Player by clicking **Create new player** button.
{% endhint %}
## GDPR and cookies consent management
BotTalk values the privacy of your users; that is why our Web Player is fully GDPR compliant.
BotTalk is an official partner of the leading provider:
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1. Select the **Provider** in the dropdown, BotTalk vendor id will be automatically added.
2. All you need to do now is select BotTalk as a vendor in the cookies consent management settings.
{% endhint %}
BotTalk Audio CMS - Cookies Consent Manager Provider
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**BotTalk's Vendoren ID**
Consentmanager.net ID: **1604**
IAB ID: **1181**
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