California’s CCPA as amended by the CPRA, and comparable laws in other US states, give you the right to stop your personal information being ‘sold’ or ‘shared’ for cross-context behavioural advertising. This page explains how that applies to thickhairdryer.com and how to exercise the right.

What the Terms Mean Here

We should be clear about scope. Your personal information is not sold for money. Where advertising is served, though, identifiers may be shared with advertising partners, and because these laws define ‘sale’ and ‘sharing’ expansively, that sharing may fall within them. The opt-out is offered on that basis.

No prior relationship with Thickhairdryer is needed — the right belongs to every visitor to thickhairdryer.com.

What Follows

After an opt-out, advertising identifiers are no longer shared for targeted advertising. Ads may still be served, but generically. You lose nothing else: no content is withheld and no part of the site is restricted as a result.

Turning This Off

Easiest first: switch on Global Privacy Control in your browser settings or via an extension — it is detected and honoured on every page load, automatically. Failing that, use the cookie banner where shown, or email hello@thickhairdryer.com, subject line ‘Do Not Sell or Share’. We never require an account to process an opt-out.

See the State Privacy Notice for the complete picture on state privacy rights.

Effective: 23 Aug 2026