The right to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information comes from California’s CCPA/CPRA and from similar laws in a growing number of US states. This page covers how it works here.

What Triggers This Right

To be precise about what is and is not happening: Accessibleroam does not sell personal information for monetary consideration. However, where advertising is displayed on accessibleroam.com, advertising identifiers may be shared with ad partners, and state law may classify that as a ‘sale’ or as ‘sharing’. We therefore make the opt-out available rather than rely on a narrow reading. The opt-out covers all visitors to accessibleroam.com, including readers interested in Accessibleroam who simply read an article and leave.

What Happens Next

After an opt-out, advertising identifiers are no longer shared for targeted advertising. Ads may still be served, but generically. You lose nothing else: no content is withheld and no part of the site is restricted as a result.

How to Opt Out

Three ways. Turn on Global Privacy Control in your browser — we honour it automatically, and nothing further is required. Or use the consent banner, where presented, to refuse advertising cookies. Or write to hello@accessibleroam.com with the subject ‘Do Not Sell or Share’. You do not need an account with us to do any of this.

For the wider set of state-law rights — access, correction, deletion, portability — see the State Privacy Notice.

Last updated: 2026-08-08