Remove your data from i360

Delist removes your personal information from i360 and keeps it off. We find your listing, file the opt-out as your authorized agent, confirm the record is gone, and re-check that it stays down.

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What is i360?

Koch-affiliated political and consumer data broker combining government/voter data with consumer and modeled attributes (party affiliation, demographics, protected-class and inferred data) and selling data/analytics in bulk, primarily for political and commercial marketing.

What i360 shows about you

• full name
• postal address
• email
• phone
• voter registration/party modeling
• demographics
• protected classifications (race, religion, age, sex, marital status, military/veteran status)
• income/financial indicators
• geolocation (IP-based)
• inferences/profiles

Why removing i360 isn't one-and-done

Collects from government and other sources and continuously refreshes, so suppression decays. Opt-out of sale is distinct from deletion. Identity verification required (penalty-of-perjury declaration for specific-pieces requests). Data already provided to clients persists.

Delist re-checks confirmed removals and re-files when a record comes back, so you don't have to watch i360 yourself.

Get off i360 — and every other broker

Your information is rarely on just one site. Delist finds where you appear, files the opt-outs, and keeps checking that they stay down — across the brokers, not just i360.

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Prefer to do it yourself? Our step-by-step i360 removal guide walks through every screen of the manual opt-out.

Beyond i360: see your state's data privacy rights for laws that may give you stronger tools than opting out site-by-site.