Privacy
Remove your data from LeadCanal
Want to remove my data from LeadCanal? If your email address or phone number shows up in a LeadCanal lookup and you want it gone, submit it below. We suppress it within 3 business days.
- Free, no account needed
- Done within 3 business days
- Covers email and phone
What our lookup tools show
LeadCanal's free lookup tools return business profile data from a partner database of professional profiles. That means information people use at work, such as a job title or a company email address.
We do not show home addresses, family members, financial details or criminal records. We only show numbers held on professional profiles, and any number can be removed here.
- Name and job title
- Company name and website
- Work email address and work phone
- City, country and LinkedIn profile URL
How data removal works
- 1
Submit a data removal request
Use the form below. Add each address or number you want removed.
- 2
We add it to our suppression list
Within 3 business days, the email or phone is added to a suppression list that every lookup checks.
- 3
Lookups stop showing it
Searches by that email or phone no longer return your profile, and the detail is no longer shown in other results.
Remove my data: request form
Enter the email address or phone number you want removed from LeadCanal lookups.
We add your email or phone to our suppression list within 3 business days. After that, LeadCanal lookups stop showing it.
If you are in the EU, UK or EEA, you can ask to see the personal data we hold about you, have it corrected, object to its use and have it erased. Email sales@leadcanal.com for an access request.
California residents can ask what personal information we hold, ask us to delete it, and opt out of its sale or sharing. We do not discriminate against anyone who uses these rights.
Yes. Suppression works per email address and per phone number, so add each one you use. You can submit several in one request.
No. This removes your details from LeadCanal results only. Other data providers have their own removal processes, so you need to ask each one to remove your data separately.
Further reading
- GDPR Article 17: Right to erasure The legal basis for asking a company to delete personal data.
- California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) California rights to know about and delete personal information.
- ICO guidance on direct marketing UK rules for marketing by email, phone and text.