Question 1

What does RegSentry scan for?

Accepted Answer

RegSentry uses a real headless browser to watch which third-party trackers (Meta Pixel, Microsoft Clarity, Hotjar, LinkedIn Insight, TikTok, HubSpot and dozens more) contact their servers before a visitor consents — the behavior at the center of California's CIPA § 631 session-recording lawsuits.

Question 2

Is the scan really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The instant check is free and needs no signup: it inspects your page source for known trackers in about 30 seconds. The full browser scan, which also catches trackers that load at runtime, runs after you unlock your report. Continuous monitoring with weekly re-scans and email alerts starts at $99/month.

Question 3

Does having a cookie consent banner make me compliant?

Accepted Answer

Not by itself. Most affected sites already had a banner — it didn't help because the tracking scripts fired anyway. RegSentry independently verifies that your trackers actually stay off until a visitor consents, and alerts you when a new script slips past the banner.

Question 4

Is a detected tracker proof of a violation?

Accepted Answer

No. A tracker's presence is not by itself proof of a legal violation. RegSentry surfaces the technical evidence — which scripts fired, and when, relative to consent — so you and your counsel can make an informed decision. It is not legal advice.

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