Do Not Sell Link Checker
Checks whether your homepage posts the § 7013 opt-out link or the § 7015 Alternative Opt-out Link, with the title and icon the regulation requires. This is one specific check, not a broad compliance audit.
The § 7013 Do Not Sell or Share link
A business that sells or shares personal information must post a conspicuous “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” link in the header or footer of its homepage, or use the Alternative Opt-out Link below instead. Read the full requirement at § 7013.
The § 7015 Alternative Opt-out Link
A business may post one link instead of separate opt-out links, but it must be titled exactly “Your Privacy Choices” or “Your California Privacy Choices”, with the official CPPA opt-out icon adjacent to the title. A generic label like “Privacy Settings” does not satisfy this. Full requirement at § 7015.
This checker verifies the opt-out link requirement only, one narrow but common real-world failure. See Privisy’s own Your Privacy Choices page for an example of a compliant Alternative Opt-out Link in practice.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Do Not Sell Link Checker check?
It checks one thing: whether your homepage posts a compliant § 7013 “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” link, or a § 7015 Alternative Opt-out Link (titled “Your Privacy Choices” or “Your California Privacy Choices”, with the required CPPA icon adjacent). It does not check your overall CCPA/CPRA compliance posture.
What is the § 7013 Do Not Sell or Share link requirement?
A business that sells or shares personal information must post a conspicuous “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” link in the header or footer of its homepage, unless it instead uses the § 7015 Alternative Opt-out Link or processes opt-out preference signals frictionlessly under § 7025.
What is the § 7015 Alternative Opt-out Link?
A business may use one link in place of separate opt-out links. It must be titled exactly “Your Privacy Choices” or “Your California Privacy Choices” and carry the official CPPA opt-out icon immediately next to the title — both the wording and the icon are required.
Does a green result here mean my site is CCPA compliant?
No. This tool verifies the opt-out link requirement only. A broader compliance review also covers consent banners, tracker behavior, GPC handling, and privacy policy disclosures.
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