California Do Not Track notice.

Revised: August 2026

Do Not Track signals

777 Sourcing does not track users over time and across unaffiliated third-party websites to provide targeted advertising on the service. Because the directory does not currently engage in that form of tracking, it does not currently change its practices in response to browser Do Not Track (DNT) signals.

DNT is a browser setting intended to communicate a preference about online tracking. There is not yet a uniform industry or legal standard that defines how every website must interpret the signal. If a generally accepted standard is established and becomes applicable to 777 Sourcing, this notice will be reviewed and updated as appropriate.

Third-party content

Service providers that deliver hosting, fonts, translation features, security functions, or other resources may receive standard request information such as an IP address, browser details, requested resource, and timestamp when a browser connects to their systems. A linked supplier website or other third-party service may also use cookies or similar technologies under its own policies.

777 Sourcing does not authorize third parties to collect the contents of account, contact, supplier-submission, or quote-request forms for cross-site targeted advertising. Third parties may collect additional information if a visitor chooses to visit their websites or provide information to them directly.

Your choices

Cookies, local storage, tracking-protection settings, and DNT preferences can be managed through the browser. Restricting essential cookies or storage may prevent account, form, shortlist, comparison, or preference features from working correctly.

For more information about the directory's collection, use, disclosure, browser-local tools, and privacy choices, review the privacy policy.

Contacting 777 Sourcing

Questions about this California Do Not Track notice or the directory's privacy practices may be submitted through the contact form.