How to remove yourself from AnalyticsIQ
What they publish
Private database, no public profiles. The Data Products policy lists what is collected and "Sold or Shared: Yes" for identifiers and contact information, "Protected classifications ... including race, ... religion, ... health and/or medical condition, sex/gender, sexual orientation", commercial information including property records, professional and employment information, education, imprecise geolocation, "Sensitive Personal Information", and "Inferences drawn from the above-listed categories of Personal Information to create a consumer profile". Products are "Audience Segments" and "Profiles" built on a "cooperative data base containing the Personal Information that our Customers collect and obtain about you".
Removing yourself, step by step
0 of 5 done- Open https://analytics-iq.com/privacy-policy-for-data-products/ (the policy that covers the consumer database; the website policy at /privacy-policy/ covers only site visitors) and follow "To make a request to AnalyticsIQ, please use this form", or click the footer link "Do Not Sell Or Share My Personal Information".
- In the OneTrust form submit a deletion request and, separately, an opt-out of sale/sharing and targeted advertising; the opt-out is processed without identity verification, the deletion may trigger a verification step.
- Alternatively call (833) 533-1388 (AnalyticsIQ) — the only non-web channel the policy publishes.
- Because AnalyticsIQ data now sits inside Alliant, repeat the deletion and opt-out on Alliant's own forms (linked from the same policy section "To make a request to Alliant") or call (833) 926-0701.
- If a request is denied, email compliance@alliantdata.com with the subject line "Rights Request Appeal" (policy §IV.a).
Tap a step to tick it off. Progress is saved in this browser only.
How they confirm it
"Other than requests to opt-out or limit the use of sensitive Personal Information, we may ask to verify your identity in order to process your request ... We may refuse to fulfill such requests if we cannot verify the identity." Authorized agents accepted: "we may ask the agent to provide us with proof of the agent's authorization", or they may contact the consumer directly. The OneTrust form bundle contains reCAPTCHA.
If they ignore you
CCPA complaint to the CPPA (AnalyticsIQ Inc is a registrant; the registry also records Alliant's Atlanta address); Georgia AG; the policy itself says "you may have a right to complain to your state's Attorney General". Texas residents: Texas SOS data-broker registration is declared in the site footer.
Re-listing risk for this site: Medium — the product is a cooperative database continuously re-fed by Customers and "Data brokers and consumer data resellers"; neither policy states that a deleted record is suppressed from future ingestion , and the policy warns "you may still temporarily see advertising ... from campaigns that are already underway"
Common questions
How do I remove myself from AnalyticsIQ?
Use AnalyticsIQ's opt-out page (privacyportal.onetrust.com/webform/f6a59500-f900-4652-b030-0cd51afe15a5/87ca07e4-e06c-4ad8-9aa6-ccbbaa8750c1). Or email their privacy address, privacy@analyticsiq.com. The guide above lists 5 steps, and this page writes the removal request for you to send from your own email.
Will my information come back on AnalyticsIQ?
Medium — the product is a cooperative database continuously re-fed by Customers and "Data brokers and consumer data resellers"; neither policy states that a deleted record is suppressed from future ingestion , and the policy warns "you may still temporarily see advertising ... from campaigns that are already underway". Check again in about 60 days.