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Does Snap respect opt-outs?
On 9% of the 313 US e-commerce brands we found tracking after an opt-out, Snap was one of the tags still firing.
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9%
of brands in our data had Snap firing after an opt-out (27 of 313)
US e-commerce brands where Consentinel found trackers still firing after a visitor opted out, by clicking reject or sending Global Privacy Control. Sites that passed aren't in this data, so these figures describe brands that leak, not all brands. Read the full report.
What it is
The Snap Pixel reports visits and conversions to Snapchat for ad targeting and measurement.
Why it keeps firing
Usually added for a campaign directly in the theme or by an app, outside consent controls.
How to fix it
Gate the Snap Pixel behind consent so it can't load, send data or set cookies until the visitor opts in, using your consent app's script blocking.
Questions
Does Snap respect Global Privacy Control on its own?
Not reliably. Whether Snap stops for an opt-out depends on how it's installed on your site. On 27 of the 313 brands in our data, it kept firing after the visitor opted out.
How do I stop Snap after an opt-out?
Gate the Snap Pixel behind consent so it can't load, send data or set cookies until the visitor opts in, using your consent app's script blocking.
How do I check whether Snap fires on my site after an opt-out?
Load the page with Global Privacy Control on, or after clicking reject, and watch whether Snap still sends requests or sets cookies. Consentinel's free scan does this and names every vendor that ran, with the request as proof.
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