Opt Out - send GDPR and CCPA data requests

Opt Out - send GDPR and CCPA data requests is a Chrome extension developed by Conscious Digital. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of Opt Out - send GDPR and CCPA data requests is 2.0, updated on 2021-07-16.
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developer website: yourdigitalrights.org

Get the websites you visit to send you a copy of, or delete the personal information that they have collected on you.

Get the websites you visit to send you a copy of, or delete your personal data with a click of a button. Clicking the extension icon when you visit any of the thousands of websites supported by the service will allow you to send a GDPR or a CCPA data Access or Deletion (right to be forgotten) request, directly to the right person at the right organization. You can even send custom requests to websites not in our database.

How it works:
1. When you visit a website and wish to get a copy of your personal information, or want the website to delete your personal information, click the extension button
2. Fill in the required information
3. Click the Review & Send button to create a request email addressed to the right person
4. Review the email, and send it

Thanks to the GDPR legislation in Europe and the CCPA legislation in California, organizations located in these regions, or with clients located in these regions must comply with Access and Deletion requests or face considerable fines. Our experience shows that most large organizations worldwide comply with requests, even when the individual is not located in one of the above regions. Your Digital Rights is a free & open source service and does not collect or sell any personal data.

Visit our website (https://yourdigitalrights.org/) to search and submit requests to thousands of companies. Don’t know where to start? Try opting-out of the world’s top Data Brokers (https://yourdigitalrights.org/data-brokers).

To learn more see our list of Frequently Asked Questions (https://yourdigitalrights.org/#faq).