• Tracking after Reject All

    After the visitor clicks Reject All, does the storefront still send marketing or analytics requests? Compare Network on Fresh vs Reject.

    Free US-baseline. Not an EU Reject/Accept audit. Not a California conclusion.

    Check Reject All tracking
  • Does the site honor GPC?

    Confirm the browser sent GPC (Sec-GPC / navigator.globalPrivacyControl), then check whether cookies and requests changed. Signal present is not the same as storefront response.

    Free US-baseline. Not a California GPC legal conclusion.

    Check GPC honor
  • Full browser cookie audit

    Record cookies, storage, Network, scripts, and screenshots before Accept. Product landing: /cookie-audit. Start a run with a prefilled URL.

    Free US-baseline is not an EU or California conclusion. Not a CMP. Not legal advice.

    Learn what it records

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Limits of this free page

  • The free run is a US baseline only.
  • It is not an EU Reject/Accept verdict.
  • It is not a California conclusion.
  • This page is not formal legal advice.
  • ConsentProbe is not a CMP.

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Common questions

Does Reject All stop tracking pixels?

Often the banner records Reject while Network still shows marketing hosts. Compare Fresh vs Reject request rows for the same URL. Use the Reject All tracking check.

Is "GPC detected" in the CMP enough?

No. Detection means the CMP saw a signal. Honor means cookies and requests changed when GPC was on. Split signal proof from storefront diff; see /tools/gpc-honor-check or /blog/prove-gpc-honored-evidence.

Is a free US scan the same as an EU Reject/Accept audit?

No. Free ConsentProbe runs are US-baseline outside California. They do not produce EU Reject/Accept regional conclusions. For the region claim, use the paid EU path and /blog/free-us-baseline-vs-paid-eu-ca.

Does a free US scan prove California GPC behavior?

No. A free US-baseline run does not prove California GPC outcomes. Treat California claims as a separate regional job; keep the US≠CA line on the GPC tool and this hub.

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