Jscrambler extends real-time safeguards directly into the browser runtime to proactively prevent unauthorized tracking and mitigate California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) litigation.
The California Invasion of Privacy Act is a 1967 wiretapping law that plaintiffs now apply to pixels, session replay, chat widgets, and other third-party scripts. These claims focus on the browser: which third parties read what visitors typed, and whether that happened before consent. Consent platforms capture the visitor’s choice, but they don’t stop an approved script from reading a form or chat field as the visitor types.
$5,000
Statutory damages per CIPA violation, which plaintiffs routinely argue multiplies across all website visitors.
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Financial services websites observed by Jscrambler fired trackers without valid consent.
Unenforced Consent
CMPs log preferences, but fail to block tracking pixels or nested 4th-party tags operating outside their intended scope at runtime.
Jscrambler turns privacy policy into runtime control. Acting as an execution control plane in the browser, it governs which third-party scripts may read form, chat and search inputs, blocks access to sensitive fields regardless of consent state, and restricts where data can be sent. If consent tooling misfires, privacy and legal teams still have a failsafe, plus an audit trail of enforcement decisions.
Jscrambler continuously discovers third- and fourth-party scripts and maps which ones have access to sensitive form fields, chat widgets, search fields, cookies, and other page elements during live sessions.
Field-level controls stop third-party scripts from reading sensitive inputs they don’t need, regardless of the consent state, acting as a failsafe behind your consent platform.
Network controls limit outbound transmissions to approved destinations, blocking attempts to send captured inputs to unapproved endpoints.
Jscrambler flags when a script starts behaving differently, such as a vendor quietly updating its permissions to read new fields or send data to a new destination.
Jscrambler logs script behavior at runtime, giving privacy and legal teams a record of what data each third party accesses and when.
"With Jscrambler, we can maintain the level of security that is critical to running a multinational business and preserving our customer’s trust. The unique layer of security it adds is definitely an integral part of our defense strategy. I’d highly recommend Jscrambler to any other business with a full-blown e-commerce platform that hosts millions of customers daily.”