{"page":"/blog/tracking-pixel-wiretap-party-exception","modified":"2026-11-10","license":"https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/","columns":["Option","What it gives the business","What stays open","How hard it is to reverse"],"rows":[["Remove third-party tags from health journeys","Changes the recipient list and the fields leaving sensitive pages.","Prior events and backend exports remain separate facts.","Delivery can change quickly; historical copies take separate work."],["Gate tags behind a recorded choice","Ties launch timing to a known interface and event.","Consent scope, language and first transmission need evidence.","Gating logic can change without removing old records."],["Filter events on a controlled server","Gives one point to inspect or limit outbound payloads.","Each remaining disclosure and retry still matters.","Filters can change, while previously sent fields cannot be recalled by that change."],["Restrict vendor own use by contract","Documents the function and limits described by the parties.","Technical behavior and the governing statute still matter.","Reversal may require amendments and vendor closeout."]],"sourceUrls":[[],[],[],[]]}