The policy states that Quest's systems do not respond to browser Do Not Track signals, while acknowledging the feature exists. The policy commits to disclosing any future change to this practice in the Privacy Policy.
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This provision directly states that Do Not Track browser signals are not honored, meaning users relying on this browser-level control will not have their tracking preferences implemented through this mechanism. California's CalOPPA requires disclosure of Do Not Track practices, which this statement satisfies.
Under this clause, enabling the Do Not Track setting in a web browser will not affect how Quest and its advertising partners track users on the website. The Cookie Preference Center and Global Privacy Control signals are separately acknowledged as honored mechanisms.
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Compare across platforms →"Our system does not respond to web browser "do not track" signals at this time. If we do so in the future, we will describe how we do so in this Privacy Policy.Excerpt from OneLogin's Quest and One Identity Privacy Policy
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This provision directly states that Do Not Track browser signals are not honored, meaning users relying on this browser-level control will not have their tracking preferences implemented through this mechanism. California's CalOPPA requires disclosure of Do Not Track practices, which this statement satisfies.
Under this clause, enabling the Do Not Track setting in a web browser will not affect how Quest and its advertising partners track users on the website. The Cookie Preference Center and Global Privacy Control signals are separately acknowledged as honored mechanisms.
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