Do not sell or share my personal information.
GLP Chart does not sell your personal information, with one exception that only you can trigger: a trial contact request you make yourself. We never share for cross-context behavioral advertising. This page documents all of it, what we collect, and your rights under California law.
What "sell" and "share" mean here
Under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA):
- "Sell" means giving personal information to a third party in exchange for money or other value.
- "Share" means giving personal information to a third party for cross-context behavioral advertising (the kind where one site you visited tags you and a different site you visit later shows you an ad based on the first).
GLP Chart does neither in the ordinary course. We do not run third-party ad networks. We do not have a Facebook Pixel, a TikTok pixel, a Google Ads remarketing tag or any other cross-context tracker on the site. Our analytics is GA4 in IP-anonymized mode, which is not classified as a sale or share under California law.
The one exception: trial contact requests
Our clinical trial quizhas an optional checkbox, off by default, that asks us to share your first name, email, phone, and pre-screen answers with the recruiting company that screens for the clinical trials you matched, so they can contact you about joining. Recruiting companies may pay us for referrals like this, so some state laws count it as a "sale" even though it only happens at your explicit request.
We treat it that way. It never happens without your checkbox. You can withdraw at any time at glpchart.com/trial-referral/withdraw, and we tell any team that already has your details to stop. We do not offer the checkbox in Washington or Nevada, whose laws require a separately signed authorization we do not support yet. Full detail lives in the Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy, section 4.
What we do collect
- Email address if you subscribe to the Monday price report. We send it via Beehiiv. You can unsubscribe at any time from the bottom of any email.
- Anonymized usage analytics (page views, scroll depth, button clicks). GA4 with IP anonymization on. We use this to know which chart filters get used and which articles get read so we can prioritize editorial.
- Affiliate click metadata when you click a Visit button to a partner program. This is the click that lets the partner pay us a commission. The metadata is the program slug and a referral ID; it does not include your email, name or other identifying information.
- Filter preferences stored in
localStorageon your device only (so the chart remembers your state filter, language preference, etc.). Never sent to our server.
Your rights under California law
- Right to know. You can ask what personal information we hold about you.
- Right to delete. You can ask us to delete personal information we hold about you.
- Right to correct. If we have incorrect information, you can ask us to correct it.
- Right to opt out of sale or share. The only sale-like flow on this site is the trial contact request above, and it is opt-in: it cannot happen unless you tick the box. To opt out, leave the box unticked; to reverse one you made, use the withdrawal page.
- Right to non-discrimination. Exercising any of these rights will not change how GLP Chart treats you, including the prices or services we offer.
How to exercise these rights
Email privacy@glpchart.com. Tell us which right you want to exercise (know, delete, correct). We will respond within 45 days. We may ask you to verify your identity using the same email address you subscribed with.
Authorized agents
You may use an authorized agent to make these requests on your behalf. The agent must provide written permission signed by you. We will still verify your identity directly to prevent fraud.
Browser-based opt-out signals
GLP Chart honors the Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal where your browser sends one. Nothing on this site sells or shares your data passively, with or without the signal. The trial contact request is an explicit, affirmative consent you give by ticking a box; GPC does not tick or untick boxes for you.
Change record
July 13, 2026: we added the trial contact request described above. Consistent with the notice promise this page has carried since launch: the feature is disclosed here as of that date, no lead leaves our systems before a signed partner agreement and a consent-language review (weeks away at minimum), the opt-out control is the unticked-by-default box plus the withdrawal page, and notice runs in the Monday price report before any first transmission. If the model ever changes beyond this opt-in flow, the same promise applies: dated update here, 30 days notice in the newsletter, and a corrections-log entry. Per Pledge #5, we do not silently edit.
