Reduce the source information passed to a destination while keeping the short link editable.
The setup is saved to your account, then applied to a short link you choose. Its public URL and default destination stay in place while the listed routing and redirect controls are added.
Review all schedules, destinations, limits, and privacy controls before publishing. Shared templates never copy the creator’s password, account ownership, click history, or private reports.
The destination should not receive the source URL through the browser referrer header.
Browsers and intermediaries are less likely to treat the destination as permanently fixed.
The template changes redirect behavior, not the page you selected.
The setting does not disable GoTo.now's privacy-safe click counts.
A nonprofit shares a counseling directory through partner newsletters and community groups. The destination does not need to know which referring page a visitor came from, so the link uses a no-referrer policy and a temporary 302 redirect.
GoTo.now can still count the redirect and show privacy-safe aggregate performance, while the destination receives less browsing context. The organization keeps one editable short link without claiming that the destination itself is anonymous or encrypted.
Decide whether the destination needs campaign source data. Hiding the referrer deliberately removes a useful attribution signal.
Start with a single sensitive workflow instead of changing every campaign by default.
Use browser developer tools or destination logs to confirm the expected referrer behavior.
Tell collaborators that source analytics at the destination will be less complete.
