Effective: July 24, 2026

The right to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information comes from California’s CCPA/CPRA and from similar laws in a growing number of US states. This page covers how it works here.

Background

The honest description: there is no monetary sale of your data. But where advertising is served here, cookie and advertising identifiers may pass to advertising partners, and the broad statutory definitions can treat that as a sale or a share. Rather than split hairs, we let you opt out of it. This holds for all readers of weekendgone.com, whether they have interacted with us or not.

After You Opt Out

The change is to targeting alone: identifiers stop being shared, and any ads shown become generic. Site access is completely unaffected, and no reader is penalised for opting out.

How to Tell Us

Opt out in whichever way suits. Global Privacy Control, enabled in your browser, is honoured here automatically and needs no contact with us. The consent banner, where displayed, lets you refuse advertising cookies. Or email hello@weekendgone.com with subject ‘Do Not Sell or Share’. Creating an account is never a condition.

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