If you enable the Global Privacy Control setting in your browser, Verizon will automatically treat that as an opt-out of data sale and sharing for that browser.
Enabling Global Privacy Control in a compatible browser (such as Firefox or Brave) will automatically signal Verizon to stop selling or sharing your data from that browser, providing a simpler opt-out pathway than navigating account settings.
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Compare across platforms →This is a meaningful consumer protection that allows automatic opt-out without navigating privacy menus — but it applies only to the specific browser or device where GPC is enabled, not across all your Verizon services.
1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: CPRA (Cal. Civ. Code §1798.135(c)) requires businesses to treat GPC signals as valid opt-out-of-sale requests. CPPA regulations effective 2023 mandate real-time honoring of GPC signals. The Colorado Privacy Act and Connecticut CTDPA similarly require GPC signal recognition. 2)
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