It is great that a free opt out service exists, but, "search for organization..." one-at-a-time deletion requests isn't much of an improvement over doing things

It is great that a free opt out service exists, but, "search for organization..." one-at-a-time deletion requests isn't much of an improvement over doing things fully manually. A way of handling bulk requests would be nice. E.g., if only making requests to data brokers, you are looking at around 700 different companies that collect/sell data on Californians. If also, additionally, making requests to the companies that originated the data, it would easily be over 1000 requests. Web UIs are terrible, but even a giant list with check boxes would be better than one-at-a-time (but, this would mean the server needs to remember state between visits to avoid an extremely frustrating user experience). Download complete list as CSV, add some value to a "selected" column, and re-upload would be nice for some of us, but probably a turn off to most-- especially since merging future changes of the upstream file into the modified user copy is probably beyond the capabilities of most users. At the risk of creating records where a broker had none before, maybe just the option to splat the request out to all companies* in your list that do business in a particular region of the world? Super easy for the user, and no state to retain on your end. Anyway, thanks for working on this. But, one-at-a-time requests is too high a usability bar for me. * Or, all companies per category in your region. E.g., all databrokers in region, all retail companies in region, all financial/insurance companies in region... etc. Although I'd guess that most folks would just select all categories, and your back to just selecting a region with additional steps.