Global Privacy Control
Honor browser opt-out signals automatically.
The problem
US state laws now treat a browser GPC signal as a binding opt-out. Ignore it and you are non-compliant by default, even if your banner looks fine.
With ConsentX
ConsentX detects GPC and applies the opt-out before anything sells or shares data, and logs it as evidence. You meet the requirement without the visitor doing a thing.
How it works
Detect the signal
ConsentX checks the GPC header and JS signal on every visit.
Apply opt-out
Matching categories are set to opted-out without the visitor lifting a finger.
Record it
The opt-out is logged as evidence, the same as any other choice.
What you get
- Reads GPC header and navigator signal
- Automatic Do Not Sell or Share handling
- Logged as tamper-evident evidence
- Ready for new US state laws
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Frequently asked questions
Is honoring GPC mandatory?+
Under California CPRA and several US state laws, a GPC signal must be treated as a valid opt-out of sale or sharing.
Does the visitor see anything?+
You can still show the banner, but ConsentX pre-applies the opt-out so their signal is respected immediately.
Which states require this?+
California treats GPC as a valid opt-out, and Colorado, Connecticut, Texas and others recognize universal opt-out signals.