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Data Deletion

Want Threads Dad to delete personal information connected to you? Here’s how to ask.

Effective August 27, 2026

What Threads Dad may have

The website does not currently offer user accounts, profiles, or a contact form. Threads Dad may have personal information only if you voluntarily called the hotline, sent an email, mailed a letter, or communicated through a third-party platform.

How to request deletion

01

Contact us

Use the phone or mail option on the Contact Dad page, or use the protected email below.

02

Help us find it

Include your name, the contact method you used, the approximate date, and a brief description of what you want deleted.

03

We’ll follow up

We may ask for limited information to verify the request and match it to the correct records. We will respond within the period required by applicable law.

Where to send a written request

Reveal the email address for a digital request:

Or reveal the mailing address for a written request:

Please do not send a Social Security number, financial account number, password, or copy of government identification. We will not require you to create an account just to make a request.

What happens next

After a request is verified, we will delete personal information we control unless it must be retained for a legal obligation, security, fraud prevention, dispute resolution, or another lawful purpose. We will explain if we cannot complete all or part of a request.

Third-party platforms

Deleting information Threads Dad controls does not delete your Threads or Meta account, public posts, or information controlled by another service. Use that service’s account and privacy controls for those requests.

Questions or appeals

If you have a question about a deletion decision, contact us again by phone, email, or mail and state that you are appealing the decision. Texas residents may also review privacy rights and complaint options with the Texas Attorney General.

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