Clarivate
Doing business as: Clarivate
Clarivate is a data broker registered with the California Privacy Protection Agency. Collects: Names, birth dates, emails, phone numbers, ad IDs. Shared or sold data to foreign actors, federal government, state governments in 2024.
About Clarivate
American analytics company.
- Founded
- October 3, 2016
- Headquarters
- London
Entity data from Wikidata (CC0/CC-BY-SA).
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Step-by-step process, what documents they ask for, and what to do if they stall.
Registry contact
- Primary website
- https://www.clarivate.com
- Privacy contact
- sheba.vine@clarivate.com
- Phone
- 855-258-5858
- Registered address
- 789 East Eisenhower Parkway, Ann Arbor, MI, 48108
What Clarivate knows about you, and why removal matters
Clarivate is required to register annually with the California Privacy Protection Agency under the state's data broker law (Cal. Civ. Code § 1798.99.80). Registration is a legal acknowledgment that the company knowingly collects and sells or licenses personal information about California residents with whom it has no direct relationship. That same status is what gives you clear standing to demand deletion: a registered broker cannot claim it has no record of you simply because you have never been its customer.
According to its own 2024 registry filing, Clarivate collects names, birth dates, emails, phone numbers, ad IDs.
Clarivate also disclosed that, in 2024, it shared or sold consumer data to foreign actors, the U.S. federal government, and other state governments. Every downstream recipient is another copy of your information outside your control, which is the practical reason to remove yourself at the source rather than chasing each buyer individually. Deleting your record at Clarivate cuts off the supply before it propagates further.
Clarivate's 2024 disclosure reports 38 deletion requests, of which it complied with 10 (26%) and denied 28 (74%). Its median response time was 16 days, inside the 45-day deadline CCPA sets for a verifiable deletion request. The relatively high denial rate means it pays to send a precisely worded, statute-citing request rather than an informal one: denials often hinge on a request that failed identity verification or omitted the legal basis.
The fastest route is Clarivate's dedicated privacy-request portal, where you can submit a deletion request directly. If the form is slow, broken, or asks for more identification than you are comfortable providing, you can fall back to a written request to sheba.vine@clarivate.com citing your CCPA deletion right. OfflistMe can pre-fill that email for you so the legal citation and required details are already in place: you review it and send it from your own inbox.
Sensitive data categories collected
Per Clarivate's 2024 registry disclosure, they collect:
- Names, birth dates, emails, phone numbers, ad IDs
Data sharing disclosed for 2024
Clarivate disclosed sharing or selling consumer data to:
- Foreign actors
- US federal government
- Other state governments
2024 deletion-request statistics
Total delete requests
38
Complied in full
10
Denied
28
Median response (days)
16
Source: California Data Broker Registry 2026 disclosure. CCPA requires response within 45 days.
How to opt out
- 1
Visit Clarivate’s CCPA rights portal and submit a deletion request.
- 2
Cite Cal. Civ. Code § 1798.105 (right to delete) and § 1798.120 (right to opt out of sale or sharing).
- 3
Include sufficient information to verify your identity (email on file, address, etc.), do not send a scan of your government ID unless specifically required.
- 4
Track the response window: 45 days under CCPA, extendable once to 90 with written notice.
- 5
If ignored, file a complaint with the California Privacy Protection Agency at cppa.ca.gov/consumers/complaint.html.
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Is Clarivate a legitimate data broker?+
Clarivate is a registered data broker with the California Privacy Protection Agency, required to register annually under California’s data broker law. Registration confirms the entity exists and is subject to CCPA/CPRA obligations, including the 45-day response deadline for deletion requests.
What data does Clarivate collect?+
Per Clarivate’s own registry disclosure, they collect: Names, birth dates, emails, phone numbers, ad IDs.
How do I remove my data from Clarivate?+
Visit https://privacyportal.onetrust.com/webform/7636e208-dda4-4218-8026-e1bc155873fc/draft/8651c266-68d4-43a8-b7ca-7bd8398843d6; https://privacyportal.onetrust.com/webform/7636e208-dda4-4218-8026-e1bc155873fc/draft/c3eedb35-4568-4772-87fb-4d8ae17ac233 to submit a CCPA deletion request. Or use OfflistMe to generate a pre-filled deletion email that you send from your own inbox.
How long does Clarivate take to respond?+
In 2024, Clarivate reported processing 38 deletion requests with a median response of 16 days. CCPA requires response within 45 days.
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