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Hosts and requests recorded after Reject All. US-baseline only. Not an EU or California conclusion. Not legal advice. Not a CMP.
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.
Hosts and requests after Reject
This page did not open the storefront or click Reject All. Hosts and requests stay unrecorded until that visit exists.
- Storefront
- No URL submitted.
- Reject All click
- Not performed on this page.
- Hosts still seen after Reject
- None recorded.
- Requests still seen after Reject
- None recorded.
This page did not open the storefront and did not click Reject All, so these rows are not evidence that tracking stopped.
Start free US baseline records one fresh visit outside California. That visit does not click Reject All.
This record is a US-baseline technical check. It does not state an EU Reject/Accept legal conclusion, and it does not give legal advice.
EU audit, $49: a fresh visit, Reject All, and Accept All.
Related reading
The cookie audit records the US-baseline visit. These guides cover what to keep after Reject.
Common questions
Does Reject All stop tracking pixels?
A browser visit that clicks Reject All and keeps the later request list can show which pixels still send. This free page does not click Reject.
Why do marketing requests still fire after I reject cookies?
A banner can store Reject while a tag keeps sending. The request row from that visit is the record.
How do I compare Network before and after Reject All?
Save the same URL twice: once before the click, and once after Reject. Compare the hosts.
Does Reject All clear cookies, or only stop new ones?
Many banners store the choice and leave cookies that were already set. Check the cookie jar after Reject.
Can Meta CAPI or server events continue after Reject All?
Server events can continue when the browser pixel is quiet. A browser request list does not show those server calls.
Is tracking after Reject a CMP configuration bug?
It can be a tag that ignores the stored choice. The request row is the observation. This page does not turn that row into a legal finding.
Is a free US scan the same as an EU Reject/Accept audit?
No. The free run is a US baseline outside California. It does not produce an EU Reject/Accept verdict.
What evidence should I send engineering?
Send the URL, the Reject click, the hosts and requests seen after it, and screenshots. The empty list on this page is not that file.