About this block

Zero Tracking Signup prints the whole database. Signing up creates one row with three fields, the address, the topic picks, and the date, and that short list sits beside the longer list of tracking data the letter never collects: open pixels, click maps, location, device, and anything for sale. Both lists are complete, so the trade is visible before the address is typed.

Stored and never collected are two arrays, marked with check and cross icons. The footer closes it: a deletion request removes the row within 24 hours and a human replies to confirm it is gone.

When to use

Reach for this block on a privacy page or under a store hero, aimed at the reader who has been burned by list resale and arrives with a throwaway address ready. Both lists must match the real data practice; one hidden pixel turns the printed database into a liability instead of a proof point.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Store hero

After

• Trust section
• Store footer

What you can display

One strong use is the stored row shown against the never collected list. Other privacy setups:

• SMS version. The same two lists for a phone number, with the stricter carrier rules named.
• Account data. What the profile stores versus what the marketing side can ever see.
• Vendor list. The processors that touch the address, each with the one job it does.

Tip: printing the exact field count, one row and three fields, converts better than any privacy paragraph because it is a number the reader can hold the store to.