# Collect end-user consent for Google Maps

While Didomi does not have explicit instructions on how to collect end-user consent for Google Map tags on your website, your organization can adapt the instructions for [how to collect end-user consent for embedded videos](https://github.com/didomi/samples/blob/main/how-to-embed-youtube/readme.md) for this particular use-case.

In the contexts of GDPR, your organization will need to request consent to transfer data outside of the European Union (EU). Your organization might consider adding a sentence such as the following:

> I give my consent for the processing of my information (including my IP address) and its transfer outside the EU to Google Maps (USA) for the purpose of displaying the map.

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Consult with your organization's DPO for your organization's requirements.
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