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# Health and wellness redaction

> Strip sensitive product context from outgoing ad-platform conversions.

The Health & Wellness filter removes sensitive-category context before conversion events are sent to Meta, TikTok, OpenAI, and Google.

Use it for supplements, vitamins, wellness products, telehealth, pharmacy, or other health-adjacent catalogs whose product names or URLs can trigger platform restrictions.

## Turn it on

1. Connect at least one supported conversion destination in **Sources**.
2. Open **Settings → Privacy & redaction**.
3. Turn on **Strip health-vertical fields**.
4. Send a controlled test conversion.

The switch is disabled until a supported CAPI connection exists. The change applies to new outgoing conversion events.

## What is removed

The filter strips or scrubs sensitive context including:

* `content_name` and `content_category`
* Product or content fields containing health-related keywords
* Sensitive values inside product-content arrays
* URL paths containing health terms

When a URL is scrubbed, Datalyr preserves the origin and replaces the sensitive path.

## What stays

Datalyr preserves the matching and measurement signals used for attribution:

* Hashed email and phone
* Supported click IDs
* External or customer ID
* Order ID
* Value and currency
* IP address and user agent when allowed

## Verify the payload

1. Use a recent purchase containing a health-related product name.
2. Send it through the conversion rule's supported test flow.
3. Open the destination platform's test-event or diagnostics view.
4. Confirm sensitive product fields are absent.
5. Confirm value, currency, order ID, and permitted matching fields remain.

<Warning>
  Redaction uses conservative keyword matching. A non-health product containing a matched term can also be redacted. Review test payloads before relying on the setting in production.
</Warning>

The setting applies across all supported conversion destinations rather than one rule at a time.