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@j-br0 j-br0 commented Jul 16, 2025

Building on @jyasskin's amendments, I propose a compromise to clarify that GPC is intended to allow users to opt out of sale, sharing, or the use of their data for cross-context targeting. However, I note that the laws that have been enacted to date generally only restrict the use of cross-organization data for targeting.

This is also responsive to (#94) which sought greater consistency across the spec on intended scope.


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Building on @jyasskin's amendments, I propose a compromise to clarify that GPC is intended to allow users to opt out of sale, sharing, or the use of their data for cross-context targeting. However, I note that the laws that have been enacted to date generally only restrict the use of cross-organization data for targeting.
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Thank you, Justin. We think this is an improvement, and so it should be merged as an intermediate step even if the WG doesn't take the following suggestions:

We think that "cross-context" is unnecessarily ambiguous here. We'd prefer more precise language in the definition like "cross-organization", but failing that, we think "cross-context ad targeting" should be defined to clearly exclude same-site ad targeting, to match the discussion in May.

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The amendments look good to me, and we will talk about it at our call.

@j-br0 j-br0 removed the agenda+ Request to add this issue to the agenda of our next telcon or F2F label Aug 9, 2025
@j-br0 j-br0 merged commit a190704 into main Aug 9, 2025
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