Your Privacy Choices

Effective July 18, 2026

The short version

Truvace does not sell or share personal information for advertising, denies analytics and advertising storage, and uses an essential session cookie for signed-in accounts. That means the most common “opt out” — of sale, sharing, and targeted advertising — is the permanent default here. There is nothing to switch off.

Choices you can make

Read without an account. Every published record, index, and essay is available without signing in. Anonymous use creates no Truvace profile; it produces standard server logs and restricted aggregate measurement with storage denied.

Participate pseudonymously. Reader accounts require only an email and a display name; the display name is what appears publicly.

Control private research data. In your account settings you can disable alerts and clear notification history. You can unfollow companies, delete saved views, and revoke any public research link separately.

Delete your data. Request account deletion at any time via the contact form. See the Privacy Policy for what is removed and what the permanent editorial record retains.

Global Privacy Control. Because we do not sell or share personal information, GPC signals require no action from us — but browsers sending them receive the same default treatment as everyone else: no sale, no advertising sharing, and no analytics or advertising storage.

State-specific rights

US state privacy laws grant additional enumerated rights; see Your US State Privacy Rights.