Infowave Protect · by Infowave

Find your tracking exposure before a plaintiff's firm does.

Tags that fire before a visitor consents are what tracking lawsuits are built on, and marketing owns those tags. Infowave Protect tests your site the way a visitor would (before they choose, after Accept, after Reject), shows you exactly what fired, and helps you fix it.

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Enter your domain and work email. Your results are emailed to you.

Why it matters now

Thousands of lawsuits have been filed over website tracking technologies such as pixels, analytics tags, session replay and chat tools, under wiretapping and privacy laws. Many begin with a demand letter.

The ground is shifting, not settling. In 2026 California ended one type of private claim, but wiretap claims remain, courts disagree, and regulators can still enforce.

A cookie banner on your site doesn't prove the tags behind it respect the choice. The only way to know is to test.

Legal landscape as of October 2026. This is general information, not legal advice.

How it works

Three tests on every scan

Before any choice.

We load your site and do nothing. Whatever fires now fires before consent, the moment tracking claims focus on.

After Accept all.

What should fire once a visitor agrees.

After Reject all.

What must stay quiet when a visitor says no.

What you get

An Exposure Score from 0 to 100, with a letter grade.

Evidence for every finding: the request, the page and the consent state, in a form your team and counsel can use.

Prioritized fix guidance, quickest wins first.

Who it's for

Marketing and analytics teams at mid-size companies that run GA4, Meta, LinkedIn or similar tags and want to know exactly what fires, and when.

Working together

Three ways to work with us

Exposure Scan (free)

Your score and a sample of what we found.

Measurement Audit

Full findings, evidence and a remediation roadmap.

Continuous Monitoring (coming soon)

We re-test on a schedule and alert you when something regresses.

Questions

We already have a cookie banner. Isn't that enough?

The banner is the interface. The question is whether your tags wait for, and respect, the visitor's choice. We test that.

Is a finding a legal conclusion?

No. Infowave provides technical findings and evidence. Whether something creates legal risk is a question for your counsel.

Infowave provides technical findings and evidence, not legal advice. Your counsel owns legal strategy.