Noibu automatically blocks personally identifiable information (PII) from being collected. Noibu is fully compliant with industry-leading privacy and security standards, and ensures that any sensitive information is identified and masked before it is ever collected or processed. This means no PII is ever transmitted, stored, or accessible through Noibu’s systems. If you wish to collect PII please make sure you have a signed DPA with Noibu and the proper consent mechanisms in place on your website.
Please see more about our Security Policy here.
If you’d like to add an extra layer of protection, this article specifies how you can manually block specific elements by making a small modification to your page’s HTML.
How to Manually Tag PII
To ensure certain elements are never captured:
- Add
class="noibu-blocked"to any HTML tag (such as<div>or<label>) that contains sensitive content. - This prevents Noibu from collecting the content within that element, including any child elements.
Examples
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If the element already has a class:
class="panel-cart cart-checkout–address-summary noibu-blocked"
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If the element has no class, add one:
class="noibu-blocked"
How it works
In the example below, a customer’s shipping details may be visible on a checkout page:
Even though Noibu automatically blocks PII, adding "noibu-blocked" to an element ensures that all of its contents are excluded from capture, providing an additional safeguard.
In the example above, the element already has a class, therefore you would append "noibu-blocked" at the end:
class = "panel panel-cart cart-checkout–address-summary noibu-blocked"
If the element does not have a class, add:
class="noibu-blocked”
With the blocking element in place, Noibu’s Session view of the page will mask all content inside that element:
Important Note
Only apply "noibu-blocked" to elements that actually contain sensitive content. Adding it to non-sensitive elements may prevent Noibu from capturing helpful debugging information.