Delete your data
You can remove yourself from The Acadiana Brief at any time. Here is exactly how.
Stop all emails instantly (self-serve)
Click Unsubscribe in the footer of any edition — it takes effect immediately — or visit /settings and choose Unsubscribe. This stops all sending and marks your record as unsubscribed.
Request full deletion of your data
To erase your record entirely — email address, name, parish, interests, preferences, referral data, and engagement history — email privacy@acadianabrief.com with the subject “Data deletion request” from the email address you subscribed with (so we can verify it's you).
What happens next
- We confirm receipt of your request by reply email.
- Within 30 days we permanently delete your subscriber record, preferences, referral associations, and email engagement events from our database, and remove you from our email provider.
- Business accounts: directory listings you claimed are either unclaimed (returned to public, unowned status) or deleted — tell us which you prefer. Business leads tied to your email are deleted on request.
- We send a final confirmation when the deletion is complete.
What we may retain
The minimum needed for legal compliance or abuse prevention — for example, a record that an email address opted out, so we never email it again. Aggregated statistics that no longer identify you (e.g., “X% of readers opened Tuesday's edition”) are retained.
Data from connected platforms
If you interacted with The Acadiana Brief through a third-party platform (such as a Facebook integration), the same process applies: email privacy@acadianabrief.com and we will delete any data we hold that originated from that platform within 30 days. We do not store platform passwords or private profile data.
See also our Privacy Policy.
