Your name is on more lists
than you will ever be told about.
Data brokers collect, aggregate and exchange personal information. You have rights over it — and exercising them means many recipients, many procedures, and many follow-ups. This is the shape of that problem, illustrated.
Your exposure reorganized into a tracked request
Illustrative brokers — not a scan of your data.
- Registered brokers in the public registry: 625 (source: CPPA registry snapshot, 2026-11-08).
- Unique contact addresses across them: 601; unique domains: 586.
- Requests delivered on your behalf today: 0 — sending is dry-run pending launch.
What actually happens
- Resolve the holders that match your identifiers, from public sources.
- Render one jurisdiction-correct request per recipient.
- Verify every message against fixed gates before anything is sent.
- Track each reply and chain the evidence; escalate only with human review.
Statuses shown anywhere in this concept are illustrative. We do not display live removal counts.