Your privacy choices
Last updated: September 20, 2026
The short version
- Nothing to opt out of inside the Service. No advertising or third-party analytics tag has ever run on a page that shows a school's students, families, or money, and none ever will. That is not a setting; it is how the product is built.
- On our public website, you can say no. Use the button below and we will not share your visit with any advertising company.
- We honor browser signals. If your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track, you are already opted out and you do not have to ask us twice.
1. Make your choice
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Your choice is stored in this browser, so we have to read it here rather than on our servers.
2. What this covers
Some privacy laws treat letting an advertising company see which pages you visited as “selling” or “sharing” your personal information, even when no money changes hands and nobody learns your name. Opting out above tells us not to do that on pearspark.com or on our demo site.
It does not switch off our own count of which pages get opened. That count is anonymous, it stays on our servers, it is never handed to anyone else, and it is how we find out which of our own pages confuse people. You can read exactly what it records in our Privacy Policy.
It has never covered the Service itself, because there has never been anything there to cover. A school's records are not used for advertising, are not sold, and are not sent to any advertising company — under any setting, by anyone, for any price.
3. If you have an account
A school administrator, teacher, parent, or student signed in to Pearspark has nothing to do here. The pages you use inside the Service carry no advertising tags, so there is no sharing to stop. If you want to know what those pages do record, the “Inside the Service” paragraph of the Privacy Policy says so plainly.
To ask for a copy of your personal information, or to have it corrected or deleted, write to support@pearspark.com. For student records, ask your school first — the school is the custodian of those, and we act on its instructions.