How it works
Confirm the record. Share only what removal needs.
All removal requests are paused, including AtData. You can save your sharing choices and join future tests. We won't send personal details just to find out whether a company holds them. Even a confirmed record does not guarantee deletion.
Requests are paused. Before sharing details, we need evidence that the company holds your information and a reviewed removal process.
What works today
Removal requests are paused.
This includes AtData. We don't have a successful removal to show yet.
Before sharing details, we need evidence that a company holds your record and a reviewed removal process. Joining early tests does not authorize sending information just to see who has it. Deletion cannot be guaranteed.
See the numbers and what we've checked
Updated 2026-09-20. Reading a company's instructions does not prove that removal works.
- 618
- Companies listed
- 7
- Instructions checked
- 0
- Companies being tested
- 0
- Public listings checked and gone
0 companies are ready for automatic requests. We've tested a full request, including any required confirmation, with 0 companies. A request being accepted does not mean the information was deleted.
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Choose what to share
Pick the email addresses you want us to use.
You can add more than one email and choose each separately. Saving an address does not send it anywhere. We will use only details a reviewed removal process needs and you have allowed us to share.
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Let us ask for removal
Give us permission to contact the company for you.
Read the permission form and choose whether to join early tests. Requests are currently paused, including AtData. Before contacting a company, we need evidence of your record and a reviewed way to remove it. Joining tests is not permission to send your details to see who has them.
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See the result
We'll show you what the company actually says.
A reply saying they received a request does not mean they deleted your data. We'll tell you if they report deleting it, cannot find you, or need something from you. Where a public listing can be checked, we'll say whether we checked that it disappeared.
Read about laws and response times
Your rights and the time a company has to reply depend on where you live and what you ask it to do. These deadlines do not guarantee removal or mean Delisted can handle a request yet.
| Where you live | Law | Deadline | Extension |
|---|---|---|---|
| California | California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA/CPRA) | 45 days | +45 days if they tell you why |
| Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, Texas, Oregon, Montana | State consumer privacy acts (VCDPA, CPA, CTDPA, UCPA, TDPSA, OCPA, MCDPA) | 45 days | +45 days if they tell you why |
| Other US states | Applicable state law where one exists, otherwise a voluntary opt-out request | 45 days | Tracked as a courtesy deadline |
| European Union / EEA | GDPR, Article 17 (right to erasure) | 1 month | +2 months for complex requests |
| United Kingdom | UK GDPR, Article 17 (right to erasure) | 1 month | +2 months for complex requests |
Your information
Before we share anything
A request to delete your data
Requests are paused. Before any request, we need a confirmed record and a reviewed removal process. We will not send your details to companies just to see whether they have them.
Only the details needed for removal
Choosing a detail does not mean we will send it in every request. We will check what the company needs and use only details you have allowed. The current email workflow includes your name, country and state or region; it remains paused.
Your signed permission
Where the reviewed process requires it, your signed permission shows that you asked Delisted to act for you. The company may still ask you to confirm your email or identity.
An address for replies
We ask the company to reply through a Delisted email address so we can track its response. Our team reads replies during these early tests. If you need to do something, we'll tell you what.
How we'll check the result
We don't have a successful removal to show yet, and requests are paused. For a future request, our team will read the reply and record what the company says. We cannot look inside a private database. A company reporting deletion is different from us checking that a public listing is gone. Automatic repeat checks are not available yet.
Why we need your signature
Your signature gives Delisted permission to ask data brokers what they hold about you, ask them to delete it, and ask them to stop selling or sharing it. This is what the form calls an 'authorized agent'. It does not give us permission to act for you on other matters. You can end this permission by deleting your account.
Read the permission formWhere our broker list comes from
We use public registers and our own research to find companies that collect personal information. The directory includes companies we cannot contact for you yet. Each entry explains what we've checked, what we've tried, and what still needs work.
Browse the broker directoryWho can use it
Adults in the US, EU or UK can create their own profile, but removal requests are currently paused for everyone. The first 50 members can join without an invitation. After that, you need an invite or can join the waitlist. Every member gets two invites, including people who joined with an invite. Places also depend on how many people we can support.
What we can't do
Straight up, before you sign anything.
- We can't guarantee removal. Some companies ignore requests, say they are allowed to keep the data, or add it again later.
- Removal does not guarantee that every copy of a request or email is erased. Companies may keep correspondence and records of how they handled it.
- We can't remove public records at the source (court records, property records) or news articles.
- We won't send details merely to find out whether a company holds your information. Confirming a record first still does not guarantee deletion.
- We use only required details you allow. The current email workflow also includes your name, country and state or region. If more is needed, you decide whether to share it.
- We don't collect or store your ID. If a broker insists on ID, we create a task so you can send it to them directly.
- Some websites ask you to prove you're human or sign in to your own account. We'll tell you when you need to do that yourself.
- We're not a law firm and can't give legal advice or take legal action on your behalf.