T-Mobile USA, Inc. is a data broker. It does not publish a public profile page you could look up — the personal information it holds is supplied to other businesses rather than posted online. Where the law gives you a right to removal, you can exercise it yourself — and most companies process removal requests either way. Here's how.
Send a removal request to mmp-privacy@t-mobile.com stating your name and the details you believe they hold — there is no public listing to cite. Ask what they hold about you (you're entitled to that too) and for its deletion, and keep a copy of what you sent and when. If you hear nothing, ask for a response and chase in 30 days.
Opt-out page: https://www.t-mobile.com/advertising-solutions
Doing this for every company that holds you — and re-checking each one on its own cycle, forever — is a lot. None of Their Business does it for you and sends dated proof of each removal. But if you'd rather do it yourself, the guide above is everything you need for T-Mobile USA, Inc.
The scan takes under a minute, no account. See what's exposed.
Generated from our live opt-out registry on 2026-09-24.