BunchTool — Do Not Track Status
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DNT Status: Disabled
📊 Privacy Directives Details
Do Not Track (DNT) Value: unspecified
Global Privacy Control (GPC): unspecified
Referrer Policy Enforced: strict-origin
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Do Not Track Status —
Browser Tracking Protection Auditor

Audit your browser's tracking signal preferences with our free Do Not Track Status tool. Inspect active Do Not Track (DNT) headers, Global Privacy Control (GPC) properties, and Referrer isolation settings directly inside your browser with complete privacy.

navigator.doNotTrack privacy signal detection
Global Privacy Control (navigator.globalPrivacyControl) validation
Referrer policy isolation inspection & shield indicator
100% private client-side execution — privacy signals are never sent to remote servers
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How It Works

Check DNT status in three easy steps

Step 1
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Load Tool Page

Open the tool to trigger automatic privacy signal inspection.

Step 2
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Inspect Shield Box

View the visual shield indicator (Active Shields or Disabled).

Step 3
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Review Directives

Examine DNT, GPC, and Referrer policy properties in the diagnostic table.

Why BunchTool

Why use our free Do Not Track Status tool?

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DNT & GPC Signal Inspection

Queries navigator.doNotTrack and navigator.globalPrivacyControl for active opt-out preferences.

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Referrer Policy Verification

Audits document.referrer leaks to verify strict origin isolation during cross-domain navigation.

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100% Private Local Audit

All privacy tests run in local browser memory. Zero tracking preferences leave your device.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Are there any usage limits, premium tiers, or hidden fees for the Do Not Track Status?
Yes. All analysis metrics and utility functions for the Do Not Track Status process data locally inside your web browser. Zero user inputs or URLs are stored or tracked.
What is the difference between DNT and GPC?
DNT (Do Not Track) is a legacy HTTP header request, while GPC (Global Privacy Control) is a legally binding privacy signal recognized under regulations like CCPA and GDPR.
How do I enable DNT or GPC in my browser?
Enable tracking protection in your browser settings (e.g. Firefox Privacy Settings, Brave Shields, or privacy extensions like Privacy Badger).
Is my DNT diagnostic data sent to remote servers?
No. All tracking protection flags are evaluated 100% locally inside your browser memory.
Detailed Guide

Understanding Do Not Track (DNT) & Global Privacy Control (GPC) Directives

The W3C Do Not Track specification introduced the DNT: 1 HTTP request header and navigator.doNotTrack DOM property to signal user opt-out of cross-site tracking.

Global Privacy Control (navigator.globalPrivacyControl) modernizes tracking opt-outs by providing legally enforceable data sale/sharing opt-out signals under CCPA, CPRA, and GDPR privacy frameworks.

Combining DNT/GPC audit tools with strict Referrer policies (strict-origin-when-cross-origin) ensures user web sessions minimize digital identity exposure to third-party ad networks.

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