Remove your data from Dun & Bradstreet (Consumer / NetWise / Eyeota)
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Run a free scan- What Dun & Bradstreet (Consumer / NetWise / Eyeota) is
- marketing data aggregator
- Parent company
- Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (subsidiaries NetWise Data, Eyeota)
- Opt-out difficulty
- moderate
- Opt-out page
- https://www.dnb.com/en-us/why-dnb/data-transparency/personal-data.html
- Verification required
- none
- Time to removal
- CCPA: up to 45 days (extendable to 90)
- Does your data come back?
- Predominantly a business-data broker; the consumer-relevant data largely sits in subsidiaries NetWise and Eyeota, which have their own separate opt-out links — all three should be addressed.
What is Dun & Bradstreet (Consumer / NetWise / Eyeota)?
Primarily a business-data broker, but holds personal data on natural persons (personal and professional capacities) and, via subsidiaries NetWise and Eyeota, consumer marketing/audience and behavioral-advertising data sold in bulk to marketers.
Data categories Delist has recorded for Dun & Bradstreet (Consumer / NetWise / Eyeota)
- full name
- professional contact information
- business-role data
- demographics
- consumer marketing/audience data (NetWise)
- behavioral-advertising data (Eyeota)
- inferences/audience segments
Removal and reappearance limits
Predominantly a business-data broker; the consumer-relevant data largely sits in subsidiaries NetWise and Eyeota, which have their own separate opt-out links — all three should be addressed. Continuously re-acquired from suppliers/public sources, so suppression decays. Targeted-advertising opt-out offered via accessible online mechanisms.
Where Delist fits
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Beyond Dun & Bradstreet (Consumer / NetWise / Eyeota): see your state's data privacy rights for laws that may give you stronger tools than opting out site-by-site.
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