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Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control

Last updated: November 5, 2026

Plerdy is used by website owners to see how visitors use their websites: heatmaps, session recordings, form analytics, popups and traffic sources. If you do not want Plerdy to collect data about you on any website, you can tell it through your browser.

What Plerdy does

If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control (GPC) or Do Not Track (DNT) signal, the Plerdy code on our clients' websites does not collect data about you: no clicks, scrolling, session recordings, events or traffic data, and no advertising click IDs.

The signal works on all websites that use Plerdy, in the browser where you turned it on. You do not need to do anything on each website.

On plerdy.com itself, your choice in our cookie banner applies.

What the signal does not change

  • Popups and chat on a website may still be shown. If you close a Plerdy popup, one cookie remembers it so that the popup is not shown again (up to 60 days).
  • If you send a form or a chat message yourself, the website owner receives what you sent.
  • Other services on the website follow their own rules. Ask the website owner about them.

How to turn the signal on

BrowserHow
FirefoxSettings, Privacy & Security, turn on "Tell websites not to sell or share my data" (GPC).
BraveGPC is on by default.
DuckDuckGo browserGPC is on by default.
ChromeSettings, Privacy and security, Third-party cookies, turn on "Send a Do Not Track request". For GPC, install an extension that sends it, for example from the GPC project at globalprivacycontrol.org.
EdgeSettings, Privacy, search and services, turn on "Send Do Not Track requests".
SafariSafari no longer supports Do Not Track. Use an extension that sends GPC.

Browser menus change between versions. If you do not find the setting, search for "Do Not Track" or "Global Privacy Control" in your browser's settings.

Good to know

  • Turn the signal on in every browser and on every device you use.
  • The signal is a browser setting, so clearing cookies does not turn it off.
  • Other websites and services may also respect the signal and work differently.

More

How Plerdy processes data: Privacy Policy and GDPR at Plerdy. Questions: [email protected].