Disney: $2.75M (2026).
Opt-outs, including Global Privacy Control, applied to one device only.
The Etalon platform
See which marketing tags keep firing after a visitor opts out. Etalon helps you find the gap, enforce the choice, and verify the result — under U.S. state privacy laws, GDPR in the EU and UK, and Google Consent Mode v2.
About 60 seconds. One audit scan every 30 days.
The free plan does not expire.

Compliance
Etalon Spectra scans your site in about 60 seconds, names every tag still firing after opt-out and provides the solutions for every major CMP.
Engineering
Enforcing opt-outs takes visibility away from your analytics. If you do not have an in-house marketing analytics specialist, Etalon engineers can rebuild tracking & measurement so compliance does not cost you your data and insights.
BUILT FOR U.S. STATE PRIVACY REQUIREMENTS.
Why now
In September 2025, California, Colorado and Connecticut launched a joint sweep of businesses ignoring Global Privacy Control. California has since fined companies whose opt-outs didn’t work end to end:
Disney: $2.75M (2026).
Opt-outs, including Global Privacy Control, applied to one device only.
Tractor Supply: $1.35M (2025).
“Do Not Sell” links that didn’t work. Global Privacy Control ignored.
PlayOn Sports: $1.1M (2026).
Cookies, trackers and ad pixels.
Honda: $632,500 (2025).
Global Privacy Control ignored. Opting out took more clicks than opting in.
Each CCPA violation can cost up to $7,988. California’s wiretap law adds $5,000 per violation in private lawsuits. Spectra checks what regulators and plaintiffs’ firms check: what still fires after a visitor says no.
Sources: California Attorney General, California Privacy Protection Agency, Connecticut Attorney General.
Who it’s for
If your site sets cookies or loads tracking scripts — hard-coded into the site, running through Google Tag Manager, or a mix of both — and a privacy failure would cost you more than a fine, Spectra is built for you.
Banks, credit unions, lenders, insurers and fintechs. Tracking on login, application and calculator pages can expose financial signals. One leak is a regulatory and reputational problem.
Hospitals, clinics, telehealth and health apps. Tracking pixels on appointment and patient pages are behind a wave of privacy lawsuits.
Customer security reviews ask how you handle tracking and consent. An Etalon Compliance Certificate answers the question.
Retailers and consumer brands have faced many of the largest privacy fines so far: broken opt-out links, ignored privacy signals, cookie banners that didn’t work.
Dozens of ad vendors on every page. Spectra shows which ones ignore the visitor’s choice.
Agencies and municipalities. Residents expect their choices to be honored on public websites, and public trust is harder to rebuild than a tag.
See Spectra in action
See how Spectra surfaces tracking that continues after a visitor’s choice, then follow the enforcement and verification path.
01 / Consent banner audit
Most consent banners work on the surface. Underneath, one misconfigured tag or a missed setting is enough to keep sending data after a visitor says no. That’s a privacy violation. Spectra clicks “Reject” the way a real visitor would, then shows you exactly which tags keep firing: page by page, state by state, across every domain you own.
Simulate an opt-out, then apply enforcement. See the tracking that should have stopped turn off while the tracking you’re allowed to keep remains.
The visitor’s choice is the input.
Tag behavior is the evidence.
Illustrative behavior only. No live site is being scanned.
02 / U.S., EU + UK coverage
25 U.S. state privacy laws.
Plus EU and UK checks.
25 state privacy laws across 24 states: 21 in force today, and 4 scanned ahead of their effective dates (Oklahoma, Louisiana, Alabama, Vermont).
Spectra also checks GDPR and ePrivacy behavior in the European Union, UK GDPR and PECR in the United Kingdom, and Google Consent Mode v2 signals.
Coverage as of September 26, 2026
CCPA + CPRA
California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act
View state guideCPA
Colorado Privacy Act
View state guideCTDPA
Connecticut Data Privacy Act
View state guideDPDPA
Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act
View state guideFDBR
Florida Digital Bill of Rights
View state guideICDPA
Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act
View state guideIowa CDPA
Iowa Consumer Data Protection Act
View state guideKCDPA
Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act
View state guideMODPA
Maryland Online Data Privacy Act
View state guideMNCDPA
Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act
View state guideMCDPA
Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act
View state guideNEDPA
Nebraska Data Privacy Act
View state guideNHPA
New Hampshire Privacy Act
View state guideNJDPA
New Jersey Data Privacy Act
View state guideOCPA
Oregon Consumer Privacy Act
View state guideRIDTPPA
Rhode Island Data Transparency and Privacy Protection Act
View state guideTIPA
Tennessee Information Protection Act
View state guideTDPSA
Texas Data Privacy and Security Act
View state guideUCPA
Utah Consumer Privacy Act
View state guideVCDPA
Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act
View state guide4 states · Spectra scans for these laws today. Findings are marked advisory until each law takes effect.
Oklahoma Consumer Data Privacy Act
SB 546
Louisiana Data Privacy Act
SB 386 · Act 502
Alabama Personal Data Protection Act
HB 351
Vermont Data Privacy and Online Surveillance Act
S.71 · Act 145
Google Consent Mode v2 validation is included for both.
GDPR + ePrivacy
General Data Protection Regulation and the ePrivacy rules
UK GDPR + PECR
UK GDPR and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations
EU and UK scans produce a findings report. Etalon Compliance Certificates apply to U.S. state-law scans.
California’s CCPA and CPRA count as two laws within one state. Applicability and exemptions vary; Florida’s Digital Bill of Rights has a narrower scope.
Technical findings, not legal advice.
03 / Works with your CMP
Etalon integrates with the major consent management platforms you already use: OneTrust, Cookiebot, Usercentrics, Osano, Termly, and CookieYes. Connect your existing CMP to opt-out enforcement in Google Tag Manager, then verify what your tags actually do.

Your CMP captures the choice. Etalon enforces it at the tag layer and verifies the result.
04 / Two parts. One system.
The privacy choice sets the rules.
Engineering makes the tracking you’re allowed to keep work.
01
Etalon
Technical enforcement, not legal advice.
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Enforcement defines the tracking you’re allowed to keep.
02
Enforcement changes what analytics can see. Etalon restructures server-side tagging, Consent Mode and Etalon Opt-Out Mode coexistence, and conversion tracking so the data that is permitted to flow remains clean and decision-useful.
05 / The operating path
01
Test what fires after an opt-out.
02
Configure the tag layer to honor the choice.
03
Preserve accurate measurement within the tracking you’re allowed to keep.
04
Re-test the behavior and document the result.
06 / The evidence
Stop the tracking that should have stopped.
Keep the data you’re allowed to use.
Opt-out enforcement / audit view
Illustrative example
× FAIL
Visitor choice
Opt-out recorded
Enforcement
Not applied
Marketing route
Still firing ↗
Measurement
Not yet verified
The banner recorded a choice.
The tag did not obey it.
✓ VERIFIED
Visitor choice
Opt-out recorded
Enforcement
Active
Marketing route
Tracking that should have stopped is blocked
Measurement
The tracking you’re allowed to keep remains ↗
The choice is enforced.
Useful measurement remains available.
Works with the consent platform and analytics stack you already use. Etalon adds technical enforcement and measurement engineering; it does not replace your CMP.
Start with the evidence
About 60 seconds. One audit scan every 30 days.
The free plan does not expire.