Registered data broker
Remove your information from PimEyes
We can't ask PimEyes to remove your information yet. This page shows what we know so far.
Signing up does not send this company a request. Reading its instructions does not mean we have made removal work.
See what we've checked and what's next →What it is
- Category
- Registered data broker
- Websites
- pimeyes.com
Companies of this type may collect the details below. This does not mean PimEyes has your information.
- Personal information it collected about you and sells or shares
- Details vary by broker; its registry filing and privacy page describe what it holds
How this company takes requests
These are details from our company list. They may need updating; check our latest notes above before using them.
- How to contact them
- A phone call, letter or other personal step
- What needs checking first
- This company doesn't offer a public list we can check. A removal request may be needed even when we don't know whether it has your information.
- They may ask for ID. We never collect it; you'd send it to the broker directly.
- This company charges to view reports. That does not tell us whether a removal request costs money.
How long a reply may take
The rules depend on where you live. These deadlines do not mean Delisted can remove information from this company yet.
| Where you live | Law | Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| California | California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA/CPRA) | 45 days |
| Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, Texas, Oregon, Montana | State consumer privacy acts (VCDPA, CPA, CTDPA, UCPA, TDPSA, OCPA, MCDPA) | 45 days |
| Other US states | Applicable state law where one exists, otherwise a voluntary opt-out request | 45 days |
| European Union / EEA | GDPR, Article 17 (right to erasure) | 1 month |
| United Kingdom | UK GDPR, Article 17 (right to erasure) | 1 month |
How we know what happened
Reading instructions tells us how to ask. Sending a request tells us only that it was sent. If a company says it deleted your information, we report that as its answer. For a public listing, we can also check whether the page has disappeared. We can't look inside a private database to prove every copy is gone.
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