You can verify who is accountable, what identifiers may be used, and how to exercise rights before any identification is demanded. This is a public standard implementation of a digital-consent-capable privacy policy, in which Global Privacy Rights holds a digital identity (provided instead of user-IDs) so you can see who controls your data before visiting, and object to being identified and tracked online prior to being digitally identified.
This is a standard digital privacy policy implementation using Part 1 of the Universal Notice Receipt Profile. For general internet transparency conformance, it uses Open-Digital Public Network (0PN) standards based on the ISO/IEC TS 27560:2023 consent record information structure profile, which is free and safe to use as standard digital privacy infrastructure.
https://globalprivacyrights.orgThese are the canonical, machine-readable endpoints for automated verification:
Human-readable rights instructions and access point — including the right to object prior to processing, for meaningful digital consent:
Below is the plain-language rendering of the current machine readable digital privacy service bundles.
If consent is used as the legal basis for a specific purpose, withdrawal must be as easy as giving consent. Where objection is available as a right, requests can be submitted through the rights access point above.
The canonical integrity values are published at, and reproducible from, the machine-readable transparency endpoints. To verify, fetch an endpoint and hash the served bytes:
curl -s https://globalprivacyrights.org/.well-known/transparency/cir.json | shasum -a 256