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How to remove your information from xAd, Inc.

xAd, Inc. is a data broker registered with the State of California. Below is what it discloses about the personal information it collects, who it sells that information to, and how to make it delete yours.

Website
groundtruth.com
Based in
New York, NY

Don’t want to do it yourself?

We file this removal for you, prove it worked with a screenshot and a timestamp, then re-check it every 45 days and refile if xAd, Inc. puts you back.

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Mandatory disclosures

What xAd, Inc. tells the state it does with your data

Every data broker operating in California must file an annual registration under the Delete Act. These are that broker's own answers.

Sensitive categories collected
  • precise geolocation
Sold or shared in the past year with

xAd, Inc. reported no sales or sharing in the categories the state asks about.

Rights page they filed with the state https://www.groundtruth.com/privacy-policy/

Privacy contact on file legal@groundtruth.com

How we do it

Our route for xAd, Inc.

We file the strongest instrument available for your state, not whichever form is easiest.

  1. California residents
    A DROP filing through the state platform. xAd, Inc. is legally required to check it every 45 days and delete you — no form, no confirmation email, no discretion.
  2. The other 19 states with privacy laws
    A statutory deletion demand citing your state's own act, with the response deadline stated on its face.
  3. Everyone
    A written deletion request to the privacy contact on their state filing.
  4. Then, forever
    Re-verification at 7, 30 and 90 days, then every 45 days. If your listing reappears, we refile and tell you.

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