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Global Privacy Control (GPC) is a proposed technical specification that lets people signal their privacy preferences to websites by a simple browser signal, primarily to opt out of data sales or sharing. It is intended to satisfy privacy rights under laws like the California CCPA and GDPR, allowing a single signal to represent opt-out requests across participating sites, with development led by more than a dozen organizations and adoption in browsers and privacy-focused extensions. The initiative has broad adoption and support, with millions of users and thousands of sites implementing GPC, and major publishers pledging to respect it.
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Global Privacy Control (GPC) : Built directly into privacy-respecting browsers

Global Privacy Control (GPC) : This is the best technical standard for managing your tracking and data-selling preferences as you browse the web