LiveRamp
- ID:
liveramp
- Category: advertising
- Jurisdictions: country-routed choices, including Canada, the EEA, and the United Kingdom; availability depends on residence and current policy
- Review status: reviewed guidance
- Last reviewed: 2026-08-14
Reviewed source snapshot
On 2026-08-19, LiveRamp’s privacy-center material listed global mobile-identifier and third-party-cookie choices, a Canadian request portal, a United Kingdom portal and privacy contact, and EEA country contacts. This local summary—not a live third-party page—is the planning source for this profile.
Supported goals
opt-out — LiveRamp presents global mobile-identifier and third-party-cookie choices, plus country-specific rights channels. Keep browser/device choices distinct from a comprehensive request.delete — use only the deletion or erasure choice presented by the official country route for the user’s stated residence.
Channels and required capabilities
- Channel: browser form or country-specific privacy contact, as routed from LiveRamp’s official privacy center
- Harness capabilities: browser, email, and filesystem
- Destination:
liveramp-privacy-center — resolve only after a user-approved external-navigation preview
Minimum known fields
- First and last name — used for a comprehensive request
- Email address — used for a comprehensive request and responses
- Country or residence — determines the current official route and available choices; do not infer it
- Removal goal — opt-out or deletion; keep device-level and comprehensive choices distinct
Procedure
- Ask the user for their goal and residence; do not infer legal eligibility.
- After the user approves the external-navigation preview, open only the LiveRamp-branded privacy center and choose the route that matches the user’s stated residence.
- Keep global mobile-identifier or third-party-cookie choices separate from a country-routed comprehensive request.
- Show the exact request, destination domain, and values before submission.
- The user completes verification and final submission.
- Record the portal acknowledgment and later outcome separately.
Manual checkpoints
- CAPTCHA: unknown; handle manually if shown
- MFA or OTP: possible email verification; always manual
- Login: the linked request portal determines this
- Identity documents: possible during verification; never collect or retain them in GoneBot state
- Other: the user must review any transfer to a third-party request portal
Evidence and status interpretation
An opt-out is not the same as deletion. A device-level choice is not proof of a comprehensive opt-out. A portal acknowledgment is not proof that LiveRamp found the user or completed the requested action.
Limitations
- Availability of deletion and the appropriate country route vary by residence and current policy.
- A country-specific route does not by itself establish legal eligibility. Use the jurisdiction guide and the live form’s offered choices.
- Stop if the destination, choices, or requested data differ materially from this reviewed snapshot.