The policy states that AI21 does not respond to or honor Do Not Track signals or similar browser-transmitted privacy preference mechanisms.
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California's Shine the Light law and other state-level regulations may require disclosure of DNT practices. This provision is a direct disclosure of AI21's non-response to DNT, which is consistent with common industry practice given the absence of a binding federal DNT standard in the United States.
Under this provision, browser-level Do Not Track signals are not recognized or acted upon by AI21. Users who wish to limit tracking should use the specific opt-out mechanisms described for individual analytics tools such as Google Analytics and Hotjar.
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Compare across platforms →"Do Not Track ('DNT') is a privacy preference that users can set in certain web browsers. Please note that we do not respond to or honor DNT signals or similar mechanisms transmitted by web browsers.Excerpt from AI21 Labs's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: California's Online Privacy Protection Act requires disclosure of how a website responds to DNT signals.
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California's Shine the Light law and other state-level regulations may require disclosure of DNT practices. This provision is a direct disclosure of AI21's non-response to DNT, which is consistent with common industry practice given the absence of a binding federal DNT standard in the United States.
Under this provision, browser-level Do Not Track signals are not recognized or acted upon by AI21. Users who wish to limit tracking should use the specific opt-out mechanisms described for individual analytics tools such as Google Analytics and Hotjar.
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