REGISTERED DATA BROKER

Taboola, Inc.

A company registered as a data broker in California. Below is its official record — the state registry's own facts, plus the fastest route to opt out or request deletion.

The official record

How to opt out (as registered)

California consumers may opt out of Taboola’s disclosures and sales of personal information via Taboola’s California Consumer Rights Portal, which is available at https://ccparequest.taboola.com. Please note that this feature is currently only available for California state residents. Individuals that do not reside in California may visit Taboola's Data Subject Access Request Portal, which is available at https://accessrequest.taboola.com.

How to request deletion

California consumers may request that Taboola delete any personal information that we hold about you via Taboola's Data Subject Access Request Portal, which is available at https://accessrequest.taboola.com.

What they say they collect

Taboola provides consumers with personalized content and advertisements across thousands of global digital properties. To do so, Taboola maintains pseudonymous data about consumers, which means that we do not know the consumer’s identity because we do not process names, email address, or other identifiable data. Instead, we only process digital identifiers such as cookie IDs, IP addresses, and mobile advertising IDs from the consumer's device (for a full list of the pseudonymized data that we process, please see Taboola's Privacy Policy, available at https://www.taboola.com/privacy-policy). , , Taboola may disclose or make available consumers' pseudonymous data to our trusted partners. In most cases when we do so, we have contractually restricted their uses of this data for only Taboola’s business purposes. Under the CCPA, such disclosures of Personal Information to service…

Reproduced verbatim from the California data broker registry (California Privacy Protection Agency, under the DELETE Act), retrieved 2026-07-08. Nothing on this page is generated or guessed (rule 12). The registry is maintained by the state — a broker's details or registration status may change after this snapshot; always confirm on the broker's own site.