Do Not Sell Link

What it is

Adds a “Do Not Sell” action to the banner that takes visitors to your site’s dedicated Do Not Sell / Do Not Sell or Share page so they can exercise the CCPA/CPRA opt-out.

A Do Not Sell/Share page is the place where U.S. visitors—especially Californians under CCPA/CPRA—can opt out of “sale” or “sharing” of personal information, including use for cross-context behavioral advertising. It should give a fast, unambiguous way to exercise that right and explain what happens next.

How it works

• When visible, the banner renders a button/link (label defaults to “Do Not Sell”).
• Clicking it navigates to the URL you set (your opt-out page or form).
• This click does not set consent or opt-out automatically—it simply opens your page where the user completes the request.

Troubleshooting

• The link doesn’t show; Confirm Do Not Sell is toggled on under Configuration → Behavior and that it is enabled for your region under Configuration → Laws (Geolocation rules — for example CCPA/US), and that a target URL has been set.
• The link still shows after you turned it off; Turning Do Not Sell off hides the link in every language. If Geolocation is on, a region rule under Configuration → Laws that sets its own Do Not Sell setting overrides the switch for visitors in that region. On the New engine this also holds while script blocking is off (the plugin’s Script blocking engine setting is off, a WordPress admin is logged in, or a Free site is over its visit limit; on an over-limit Free site only for visitors whose country is already known): the matching region rule still decides, and the Do Not Sell switch alone decides only where no rule applies or the rule does not set that link. Nothing is blocked in those cases; the rule does not block or release any script. Click Publish Now, then check in a new private window.
• It opens the wrong page; Check the configured URL (and the language you’re previewing)
• Text won’t translate; Add the label for each enabled language