# Button operation

In order to offer users a fluid and simplified experience when they define their choice in terms of personal data, Sirdata CMP v2 integrates a system of sliding buttons with three states. Depending on the configuration of your CMP, consent and / or legitimate interest may be used for each purpose, whether for you or your partners.

## 1 - Refused <a href="#id-1-refus" id="id-1-refus"></a>

![The state "refused" (button positioned on the left)](https://gblobscdn.gitbook.com/assets%2F-MUspPnkTFMlMDdGxvAb%2F-MXptoBOezkwR5Qw964b%2F-MXpuhOzog_x0UD3X7bK%2Foff.png?alt=media\&token=73c99db1-606c-4118-a9d9-29bb65519e36)

Means that the user has not given his consent or is opposed to the legitimate interest for a given purpose or a given partner.

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## 2 - Mixed <a href="#id-2-mixte" id="id-2-mixte"></a>

![The "mixed" state (button positioned in the center)](https://gblobscdn.gitbook.com/assets%2F-MUspPnkTFMlMDdGxvAb%2F-MXptoBOezkwR5Qw964b%2F-MXpvRJsnUn5AuhG_xBJ%2Fmixte.png?alt=media\&token=9202a372-1bbc-47d7-b369-9a5fa9ee1aef)

Means that the user has partially given his consent or partially opposed the legitimate interest for a given purpose or a given partner.

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## 3 - Accepted <a href="#id-3-accepte" id="id-3-accepte"></a>

![The "accepted" state (button positioned on the right)](https://gblobscdn.gitbook.com/assets%2F-MUspPnkTFMlMDdGxvAb%2F-MXptoBOezkwR5Qw964b%2F-MXpvoDpOkSHFgf_0bsH%2Fon.png?alt=media\&token=a5debf29-0ad3-4fff-87fa-fcb10b5b4f2d)

Means that the user has given his consent and has not opposed the legitimate interest for a given purpose or a given partner.

Here are some examples in which a state can be "mixed":

* the purpose is accepted for consent but refused for the legitimate interest (or vice versa)
* the purpose is accepted for your own use but not for your partners (or vice versa)
* a stack (set of purposes) is partially accepted
* the partner is accepted for consent but refused for legitimate interest (or vice versa)


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