Neustar Information Services, Inc.
Neustar Information Services, Inc. is a data broker registered with the California Privacy Protection Agency. Collects: Minors’ personal information, Government-issued identification numbers, Gender identity and expression, and more. Shared or sold data to federal government, state governments in 2024.
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Registry contact
- Primary website
- https://www.transunion.com
- Privacy contact
- ns_privacy@transunion.com
- Phone
- 866-310-8783
- CCPA rights portal
- https://www.transunion.com
- Registered address
- 555 W Adams St, Chicago, IL, 60661
What Neustar Information Services, Inc. knows about you, and why removal matters
Neustar Information Services, Inc. discloses that it handles precise geolocation: the data point California classifies as sensitive personal information. Location trails are among the most revealing categories a broker can hold: a stream of coordinates can expose where you live, where you work, the clinic or place of worship you visit, and the daily pattern of your movements. Because Neustar Information Services, Inc. listed this category in its California Privacy Protection Agency registration, you can specifically invoke your right to limit the use and disclosure of sensitive personal information under Cal. Civ. Code § 1798.121 in addition to a full deletion request.
According to its own 2024 registry filing, Neustar Information Services, Inc. collects minors’ personal information, government-issued identification numbers, gender identity and expression, precise geolocation, and names, birth dates, emails, phone numbers, ad IDs. 4 of these categories are classed as sensitive personal information under California law, which strengthens your case for both deletion and a limit on further sale or sharing.
Neustar Information Services, Inc. also disclosed that, in 2024, it shared or sold consumer data to 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 Neustar Information Services, Inc. cuts off the supply before it propagates further.
Neustar Information Services, Inc. did not report a volume of completed deletion requests for 2024, so there is no published track record to gauge its responsiveness. That makes a clearly worded, statute-citing request all the more important: cite Cal. Civ. Code § 1798.105 explicitly, keep a dated copy, and watch the 45-day clock so you have grounds to escalate to the California Privacy Protection Agency if the deadline passes in silence.
The fastest route is Neustar Information Services, Inc.'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 ns_privacy@transunion.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.
Neustar Information Services, Inc.'s own registry note
For additional information about how Neustar processes personal information, please visit https://www.transunion.com/privacy/neustar.
Verbatim from Neustar Information Services, Inc.'s California Data Broker Registry disclosure.
Sensitive data categories collected
Per Neustar Information Services, Inc.'s 2024 registry disclosure, they collect:
- Minors’ personal information
- Government-issued identification numbers
- Gender identity and expression
- Precise geolocation
- Names, birth dates, emails, phone numbers, ad IDs
Data sharing disclosed for 2024
Neustar Information Services, Inc. disclosed sharing or selling consumer data to:
- US federal government
- Other state governments
Federal and state regulation
Neustar Information Services, Inc. self-identified as regulated by the following statutes. Regulation can create parallel deletion rights or exemptions depending on the data type.
- Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA)
- HIPAA privacy, security, and breach-notification rules
How to opt out
- 1
Visit Neustar Information Services, Inc.’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 Neustar Information Services, Inc. a legitimate data broker?+
Neustar Information Services, Inc. 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 Neustar Information Services, Inc. collect?+
Per Neustar Information Services, Inc.’s own registry disclosure, they collect: Minors’ personal information; Government-issued identification numbers; Gender identity and expression; Precise geolocation; Names, birth dates, emails, phone numbers, ad IDs.
How do I remove my data from Neustar Information Services, Inc.?+
Visit https://www.transunion.com 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 Neustar Information Services, Inc. take to respond?+
CCPA requires Neustar Information Services, Inc. to respond within 45 days of a verifiable deletion request, extendable once by 45 days with written notice.
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