Opt-Out Process for CCPA Compliance | Requesting Do Not Sell

How do I Opt-Out?

You may exercise your right under CCPA, or any other federal or state opt-out laws, to direct us not to sell your information that is not publicly available. If you would like to exercise that right, please make a Do Not Sell request using our online form. Requests made via email, postal mail or phone will be directed to submit the request via the Contact Us page. CCPA requests may take up to 45 days.

How to submit a single Do Not Sell request:Select "CCPA Request" as the Reason
Enter "Do Not Sell" as the Subject
Provide your name, email and phone number
Attach a Copy of your Driver's License
Pursuant to Gov. Code section 6208.1 - Individuals with official court orders or legal documents may submit an Opt-Out request using the submit request button on this page and by following these instructions: Select "Reason - Opt-Out Request". Enter a valid SUBJECT that matches your legal documentation such as "Subject" "Domestic Violence Victim", "Sexual Assault' or 'Stalking". Be sure to upload the required official court or legal documentation.
Pursuant to Gov. Code section 6254.21 - Individuals with official court orders or legal documents may submit an Opt-Out request using the submit request button on this page and by following these instructions: Select "Reason - Opt-Out Request". Enter a valid SUBJECT that matches your legal documentation such as "Subject" "Domestic Violence Victim", "Sexual Assault' or 'Stalking". Be sure to upload the required official court or legal documentation. You may opt-out by uploading a photo of your government ID during the submission process.

How to submit Do Not Sell requests for "Covered Persons" in bulk:
Known opt-out entities such as Aura, AtlasMail, Optery, etc. that have a list of a specific size or group (i.e. police departments, government agencies, etc.) or a specific opt-out state law that needs immediate attention, should email those requests to support@searchbug.zohodesk.com with the subject line "Covered Persons Opt-Out List - [name of state law]".

PLEASE NOTE: In order to prevent fraudulent requests, we may collect personal data and other information such as your name, email, copy of your driver's license or transaction history in order to verify your identity. Any authorized agents making requests on your behalf need to provide similar information for verification.

For more information, please follow the instructions at the following link to Opt-Out.


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