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# Archive consent notice

If you need to store your consent notice here are the steps you need to follow :

#### **Delete your targets domains and unselect the Default notice option**

1.  Go to your consent notice.
2. Go to the last step called **3.Publish**
3. Delete the domains on the **Add target domains and click on Publish** section. 
4. Unselect "**Declare the notice as the default notice"** (See below)
5. Click on **Publish** (red button)\
    

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6. Don't forget to **SAVE & PUBLISH** for the updates to be taken into account.&#x20;

#### **Archive your notice**

1. Go to **Consent Notices**.
2. Click on the button allowing you to archive a notice.

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#### **Find your Archived Consent Notice**

To find your archived Consent Notice:

1. In the Consent Notices Section, at the top right of the screen, select **Archived Notices**.

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