The right to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information comes from California’s CCPA/CPRA and from similar laws in a growing number of US states. This page covers how it works here.

What ‘Sale’ and ‘Share’ Mean

The honest description: there is no monetary sale of your data. But where advertising is served here, cookie and advertising identifiers may pass to advertising partners, and the broad statutory definitions can treat that as a sale or a share. Rather than split hairs, we let you opt out of it.

You do not have to be a subscriber for this to apply — it covers anyone reading what we publish on writeitneat.com.

What Opting Out Does

The effect is on targeting, not on volume. Ads may still appear, chosen without reference to your browsing. The rest of writeitneat.com works exactly as before — opting out never costs you access, features, or content.

How to Exercise This Right

The quickest route needs no message from you at all: enable Global Privacy Control in your browser or as an extension. We detect and honour that signal automatically on every visit. Alternatively, set your preference in the cookie consent banner where one is shown, or email hello@writeitneat.com with ‘Do Not Sell or Share’ as the subject line. No account is needed, and we do not require you to create one.

See the State Privacy Notice for the complete picture on state privacy rights.

Last reviewed: 3 August 2026