Internet Brands operates websites in health, legal, and high-value marketing, and its privacy pages say it manages opt-outs for sale/share and targeted advertising through each site’s privacy controls.

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To simplify ongoing privacy protection, consider an automated service like Incogni, which:

• Submits opt-out requests on your behalf to Internet Brands and similar data brokers.
• Continuously monitors for re-listings and removes your data again if needed.
• Saves you time and effort with hands-free privacy management.

Manual Opt-Out Process

Total Time: Approximately 3–5 minutes.

Step 1: Open the privacy link
Go to the specific Internet Brands website where you want to opt out and click “Manage Preferences” or “Your Privacy Choices” in the footer. Internet Brands says those links control the privacy choices for that site.

Step 2: Choose your request type
Select the option to opt out of the sale/share of personal information or targeted advertising, depending on what the page offers. Internet Brands’ metrics page says it receives consumer opt-out requests tied to site-collected information.

Step 3: Use browser privacy signals if available
If your browser or device supports it, enable an opt-out preference signal. Internet Brands says it automatically reads and processes those signals.

Step 4: Submit and save confirmation
Complete the form or settings change and keep any confirmation message or screenshot for follow-up.

Step 5: Repeat on other sites
Internet Brands says the footer link is site-specific, so you may need to repeat the opt-out on each separate website in its network.

Additional Notes

• Internet Brands provides a privacy contact form and lists privacy@internetbrands.com as a privacy contact.
• Its privacy pages also point to browser settings and industry tools for ad-tracking choices.
• Some opt-outs are processed automatically and are not denied when submitted through device/browser signals.
• If your concern is email marketing only, unsubscribe links in the email may be separate from the site-level privacy opt-out.
• Data can reappear through licensed or public sources, so checking again later can be useful.