US state privacy law — California’s CCPA/CPRA and its counterparts elsewhere — gives you a right to opt out of the ‘sale’ or ‘sharing’ of your personal information for advertising. What follows is how that operates on yardhour.com.

What Opting Out Does

Opting out ends the sharing, not the advertising. Expect to keep seeing ads, just not ones shaped by your browsing. Access to everything on yardhour.com is unaffected, as anti-discrimination provisions require.

Background

There is no monetary sale of personal information by Yardhour. The practice that engages this right is narrower — where ads are served, advertising and cookie identifiers may be shared with ad partners. Given how broadly the statutes define ‘sale’ and ‘share’, we assume it counts and provide the opt-out. Anyone reading our guides on yardhour.com can opt out, subscriber or not.

Exercising the Opt-Out

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@yardhour.com with subject ‘Do Not Sell or Share’. Creating an account is never a condition.

Other state-law rights are described in the State Privacy Notice.

In effect from: 3 Aug 2026