The Attention Bill of Rights
We hold that a person's attention is their own (to see, to refuse, to move, to end, and to share in its worth) and that no platform may quietly take what it has not plainly earned.
The right to see what they have.
A full copy of everything a platform holds on you: not a summary, the file itself.
GDPR Art. 15 · CCPA §1798.110The right to know who is watching.
Open your own data export and the off-platform tracker list often runs to dozens (sometimes hundreds) of companies you never handed your data to directly. You have the right to know their names.
GDPR Art. 13–14The right to take it back.
To move your data to another service, or to have it deleted outright.
GDPR Art. 20 · Art. 17 · CCPA §1798.105The right to a fair deal.
Opt2In is free. When we match you with an offer from a brand you already deal with, you get the brand's own signup bonus or discount, on terms you can see. You decide whether to take it.
Opt2In's pledge: a principle, not a statuteThe right to say no.
To refuse targeted advertising, and to opt out of your data being sold or shared, without losing the service.
GDPR Art. 21 · CCPA §1798.120 · §1798.125