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April 8, 2025

Hi ​@stevenwithnorby – thanks for posting your question! Consent timestamps for email, sms, and push on Klaviyo are stable. The only thing that would change a consent timestamp is if someone were to unsubscribe from that method of communication and then resubscribe. If a person resent a consent form for SMS but were already consented for email, their original email timestamp would stand. I hope that helps!

Raquel Caticha 🌱 Marketing elf with design opinions at Hazel Village 🌰

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2025 Champion
April 8, 2025

Hi ​@stevenwithnorby – thanks for posting your question! Consent timestamps for email, sms, and push on Klaviyo are stable. The only thing that would change a consent timestamp is if someone were to unsubscribe from that method of communication and then resubscribe. If a person resent a consent form for SMS but were already consented for email, their original email timestamp would stand. I hope that helps!

Raquel Caticha 🌱 Marketing elf with design opinions at Hazel Village 🌰