untrack
Stop following something
To untrack is to stop monitoring or following something.
In version control systems like Git, untracking a file removes it from the list of files the system watches for changes: I untracked the config file so my local settings won't get committed.
The term extends to any software that monitors items—you might untrack a package, a stock, or a fitness goal.
opt-out
Withdraw from mailings
- disableRemove functional capacity
- opt-outChoose not to participate
- unfollowCease tracking online
- declineDecrease or refuse
withdraw · disengage · block · reject · cancel · halt · bypass · revoke
surveillance
Detecting covert observation
privacy
Remove identifying information
- data protectionSecuring sensitive information
- incognitoWith identity concealed
- private browsingUnrecorded internet session
- privacy modeUntracked browsing option
unsubscribe
Withdraw from mailings
decline · withdraw · disengage · block · reject · cancel · halt · bypass · revoke · turn off
counter-surveillance
Detecting covert observation
anonymize
Remove identifying information
- data protectionSecuring sensitive information
- incognitoWith identity concealed
- private browsingUnrecorded internet session
unstage
Remove from performance space
- deregisterRemove from official listing