Unearth Campaigns Opt Out: Privacy Request Guide

To request an Unearth Campaigns opt-out or deletion, use “Submit a Privacy Request” on its official privacy page or call 855-456-2646. State whether you want deletion, correction, access, or an opt-out of sale, sharing and targeted advertising. Unsubscribing from a newsletter is a separate choice.

Unearth's policy covers its website and digital advertising audiences, including information obtained from other sources. It provides additional notices for California, Virginia and Texas residents. Eligibility, verification and exceptions depend on the request and your jurisdiction.

Which Unearth privacy choice do you need?

The opt-out guide hub separates provider workflows. This article concerns Unearth Campaigns LLC, rather than every political campaign, voter database or advertising platform.

How to make the request

1. Open the official privacy page

Visit Unearth's privacy policy and find “Your Privacy Rights and How to Submit a Request.” The policy names both an online rights form and the telephone route. In the privacy center, open Requests and select the action you want. The inspected deletion path displayed Request Details, first name, last name, email, country and state/province, plus a truthfulness declaration and human-verification notice. Several labels carry required-field markers.

Review the declaration before accepting it. We did not populate the form or submit a request. The existence of a country selector does not establish that every jurisdiction has identical legal rights.

If the form does not load or the browser shows only preference controls, use 855-456-2646 and ask how to submit the specific rights request. The policy also publishes Privacy@UnearthCampaigns.com for privacy questions and processing concerns.

2. Specify the requested action and scope

Explain whether you want deletion, sale/sharing opt-out, correction or access. Mention your state or country so the business can route the request. Avoid assuming that one cookie toggle also deletes an audience record associated with your email or phone number.

A useful request asks which records were matched, which processing has stopped, and whether any retained information serves a suppression purpose. You can ask for deletion and an advertising opt-out together, while keeping their outcomes separate.

3. Complete the applicable verification

Unearth says it will confirm receipt and explain next steps. For right-to-know requests, its California notice lists name, email, home and cell phone numbers, address and LinkedIn profile URL. If it finds a record, it may ask you to email from the address concerned.

That list describes access verification; it should not be presented as a universal requirement for every sale opt-out. Ask which fields are necessary for your request rather than sending a full personal dossier without explanation.

An authorized agent may need signed permission, and Unearth may still ask you to verify your identity and confirm the authorization directly. Our Data Trust guide explains a separate political-data request; it does not authorize an agent to act for you at Unearth.

4. Keep a record of the decision

Save the confirmation, submission date, requested actions and any response deadline the business gives you. If no confirmation arrives, follow up through the published telephone or privacy contact. Ask for a case reference and whether the request is waiting on verification.

Unearth publishes historical response statistics, but those are not a deadline for your individual request. This guide does not turn past averages into a promised completion time. We reviewed the public route without submitting personal data.

Cookies, suppression and remaining records

Unearth says it honors browser-based opt-out preference signals. Browser controls relate to the context in which the signal is sent; ask separately about information matched through an email address or other identifier.

The policy also describes a secure, hashed opt-out list intended to avoid collecting requestors' data again. A retained suppression marker is different from continuing to use the same information in an advertising audience. Ask for clarification if a response says some information must remain.

Deletion can have exceptions for legal obligations and other stated purposes. It also does not erase a public record or a copy independently held by a different organization. The POP ACTA guide and KnowWho privacy guide cover distinct public-affairs data holders where relevant.

Check the result without assuming complete removal

For non-public audience data, a name search cannot establish whether the record exists. Keep the provider's written explanation of its action and scope. If you later receive relevant outreach, record the sender and ask which controller supplied the data before repeating a request.

Use the data-broker opt-out directory to track separate providers. You can also check supported public exposures, while remembering that a public scan does not inspect every political advertising audience.

Before you submit

• Confirm the request type: deletion, access and advertising opt-out should remain distinguishable in your notes.
• Check that the address or other identifier concerns you, and describe any authorized-agent role truthfully.
• Save the confirmation privately rather than posting contact details in a public complaint.
• Ask whether the response covers audience data, website data or both, and note any exceptions explained by the company.

If the response only acknowledges receipt, keep the request open in your records. Acknowledgment is useful evidence of submission, but it is not the same as a completed deletion or suppression decision.

Frequently asked questions

Does unsubscribing delete my audience record?

Not necessarily. Newsletter preferences and rights over personal data have different scopes. Submit the relevant privacy request if you want more than an end to promotional emails.

Can I make a request without a public profile URL?

Yes, the policy describes identity-based rights requests rather than requiring a public listing. Ask the company which matching details are necessary for the action you want.

Does this remove my voter registration?

No. A request to Unearth concerns its processing. It is not an instruction to an election authority to change or delete an official registration record.

What if I live outside the three named states?

Ask the privacy contact which rights or voluntary choices are available where you live. The named state notices should not be represented as a universal guarantee of the same legal entitlements.

Sources and verification

Checked November 10, 2026: the full official policy, its July 9, 2026 revision label, published privacy contacts and public privacy-center entry point. No request was submitted, no private audience was accessed and no removal success was measured.