State Specific Privacy Laws
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) - Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
What is the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)?
The CCPA sets rules for how we handle California residents’ personal information or data. These include your right to:- View the information we have about you
- Tell us not to sell information that’s linked to you
- Ask us to delete information that’s linked to you
Can anyone make these requests?
Yes, any U.S. resident can complete an online data request. You can see marketing and privacy options at Your Controls and Choices.How can I make a request?
We’ve made it as easy as possible. We’ll need to verify your identity before providing your info, including your name, address and email address.- Current customer: submit your data request through My Account
- Note: Once logged into your My Account, go to Accounting Settings > Privacy section > Access Request
- Former customers (within the past 12 months): please submit your request here
- No service from Cricket in the past 12 months: please submit your request here
How long do requests take?
We’ll work as quickly as possible. If you live in California, we’re required to give you a data report within 45 days. It may take 90 days if we find we need more time - but we'll be sure to let you know.What information does Cricket have about me?
We keep some of your data to personalize experiences and offers - just for you. Here’s some of the data we have:- Information you’ve given us, like your home address for billing
- Data from our services you’ve used, like phone, purchase history, and data plans
- Info about your interests and demographics for marketing
Want to know more about the data we have and how we use it? Learn more in our Privacy Policy.
What will I see in my access report?
Your report will have items linked to you, like information about your services with us, and marketing info. Keep in mind that we voluntarily honor consumers’ requests to access their information in states that do not require it. If some of our vendors choose not to participate in providing such information, some isolated data will not be included in our response to you.
What happens when I ask for my data to be deleted?
Regardless of the state where you reside, we comply with your request as defined by applicable laws. Keep in mind, these laws also let us keep data for things like:- Running the business
- Security and fraud protection
- Compliance with legal obligations
- Marketing our products and services to our own customers
How can I make a deletion request?
We’ve made it as easy as possible. We’ll need to verify your identity before completing your request.- Current customer: submit your delete request through My Account
- Note: Once logged into your My Account, go to Accounting Settings > Privacy section > Delete Request
- Former customers (within the past 12 months): please submit your delete request here.
- No service from Cricket in the past 12 months: please submit your delete request here.
What do I do if I have an issue?
You can submit a new request, an inquiry, or update a request with more inquiry info or by calling 1-844-246-1628.How can I find the status of my request?
You can track your requests by submitting a track request or by calling 1-844-246-1628.California & Nevada - Do Not Sell
Is there anything I should know about a "do not sell" request?A do-not-sell request may prevent us from sharing data between AT&T companies. For example, we make these transfers to bring you special offers. To opt-out of Cricket sharing your data, submit your DNS request here.
Does Cricket sell my personal information?
Unless you give us explicit permission, we don’t sell data that directly identifies you. We may share data attached to an automated number, like an advertising ID, with other AT&T companies. In California and Nevada, this may be considered a sale of personal info.