GDPR You have the option to make the transfer of personalisation parameters dependent on the consent to person-based tracking. If consent to person-based tracking has been given by the respective recipient, in other words, the value 
Yes is defined in the Tracking Permission recipient column, the parameter values will be passed to the target application (in unencrypted form). If consent to person-based tracking has not been given, in other words, the value 
No is defined in the Tracking Permission recipient column, no parameter values will be passed to the target application.
You use the considerTrackingPermission statement, which is appended to the respective recipient attribute and separated by a comma, to control the dependence on the tracking permission for the transfer of parameter values.
Example
Link syntax in the mailing editor:
<a href="[%url:unique-count; "https://www.sample-company.org"; “Go to online shop"; ; "link_shop"]&id=[customerNumber,considerTrackingPermission]">Go to online shop</a>
URL when tracking permission exists:
https://www.sample-company.de/?id=4711
URL when tracking permission does not exist:
https://www.sample-company.de/?id=
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