Requesting data removal for an ad
If you are an advertiser or represent one and want an ad hidden from PixelSpyer, send a data removal request through the contact form.
Last updated Oct 27, 2026
PixelSpyer shows ads collected from the public Meta Ad Library. If you are an advertiser, or you act for one, and you want an ad hidden from PixelSpyer, you can send a data removal request.
Who can send a request
- Advertisers whose ads appear in PixelSpyer
- Agencies or representatives acting for an advertiser
- Anyone with a concern about personal data shown in an ad
How to send a request
- Go to /contact.
- Choose the topic Data removal request.
- Add the details listed below.
- Send the form.
What to include
| Detail | Why it helps |
|---|---|
| A link to the ad in PixelSpyer, or its Meta Ad Library link | So we can find the exact ad |
| The advertiser or page name | To confirm which brand it belongs to |
| Your name and your connection to the ad | So we know who is asking |
| What you want removed | One ad, several ads or something else |
| An email address we can reach you at | So we can reply |
Requests with clear links are the quickest to handle. If you want several ads removed, list a link for each one.
What happens next
We review each request and reply by email. We may ask for more information, for example to confirm that you represent the advertiser.
Things to know
- PixelSpyer is not affiliated with Meta. Removing an ad from PixelSpyer does not remove it from the Meta Ad Library, which Meta controls.
- If you want to remove your own PixelSpyer account and its data, that is a different process. See Deleting your account.
- For other privacy questions, email support@pixelspyer.com.
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