Remove your data from Adstra
Delist pursues supported removal requests and tracks their status. Before requesting help with Adstra, check the current request scope and any steps that require you. A request receipt does not establish that a listing is no longer visible.
Prefer to handle the request yourself? Read the Adstra request guide and its current limits.
Review possible exposure
A free scan is separate from paid removal work. Review the supported request scope before proceeding.
Run a free scan- What Adstra is
- marketing data aggregator
- Parent company
- Adstra, LLC (formerly American List Counsel / ALC)
- Opt-out difficulty
- moderate
- Opt-out page
- https://www.adstradata.com/privacy-policy/
- Verification required
- none
- Time to removal
- CCPA: up to 45 days
- Does your data come back?
- Two-step identity validation before providing PI.
What is Adstra?
Marketing data-management broker (formerly ALC) building consumer profiles from public records, other brokers, telecom and government sources, selling/licensing data for direct-mail and digital advertising, cross-device targeting and audience segmentation in bulk.
Data categories Delist has recorded for Adstra
- full name
- postal address
- phone
- IP address
- browsing activity
- device identifiers/advertising ID
- demographics
- lifestyle/psychographic data
- inferred interests/audience segments
Removal and reappearance limits
Two-step identity validation before providing PI. Browser/cookie opt-outs decay when cookies deleted or browsers/devices switched; reset advertising ID on each device. Continuously re-acquires from public records, other brokers, telecom, government — suppression decays. Some client uses (e.g., fraud prevention) not subject to opt-out.
Where Delist fits
Review the current supported removal work and any steps that require you. Submission, a provider response and direct visibility establish different things; blocked access is inconclusive.
Beyond Adstra: see your state's data privacy rights for laws that may give you stronger tools than opting out site-by-site.
Find out what data brokers know about you
Start with a free scan to review possible exposure. Review service scope and any required authorization separately.