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Subscription Cancel Rights After Click-to-Cancel Vacatur (2026)
What still applies after the 2025 vacatur: ROSCA § 8403, state ARLs, and how to break deceptive retention mazes.
Take your personal data back from data brokers.
At launch, Privacy Dawg will find the data broker and people-search sites that list you, send opt-out requests for you, and track every reply. We opened a waitlist while we finish testing, and we take no payments until the service runs reliably and accurately for every member.
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What Privacy Dawg will do at launch
Each step remains in testing. We will open sign-ups once every step works reliably.
1. Build your removal plan
Look up the data broker and people-search sites that cover your state and list what each one needs from you.
2. Send opt-out requests
Send opt-out requests under the privacy laws that apply where you live, or ask for voluntary removal where no law applies.
3. Follow every reply
Watch for broker replies and verification steps, and tell you plainly when a step needs your hand.
4. Honest status
Mark a removal confirmed only when the broker confirms it or a fresh search shows the listing gone.
5. Know your rights, reach your lawmakers
Explain the privacy rights your state gives you, and help you write to your own elected officials in your own words when a broker says no.
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Push back on subscription retention mazes under ROSCA and state auto-renewal laws, draft cancellation notices, and assemble bank dispute packets. Open Rights Hub →
Payments paused until launch
We won’t take your money until Privacy Dawg works for you.
We paused sign-ups while we finish testing the service. Leave your email and we’ll write when it opens.
Privacy Dawg asks data brokers to delete your information and keeps a record of how each one answers. Before we charge anyone, we want that process to run reliably, every time. So we stopped taking payments and opened a waitlist instead. Joining costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Privacy Dawg comes from Outset Solutions, a veteran-owned company in Georgia.
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