Verizon customers have good reason to be wary of the carrier's privacy practices. You can also delete any browsing and location data history that Verizon previously collected by clicking 'Reset.' Additionally, account owners can use the Verizon website to block Custom Experience enrollment for specific phone lines. In either the website or the mobile app, the options to manage settings will let you opt in to or out of the two versions of the Custom Experience program. You can also try this link to go directly to the Custom Experience settings, or you can select 'Manage privacy settings' in the 'My Verizon' mobile app. Scroll down a bit and you'll see options to 'Manage Settings' for both Custom Experience and Custom Experience Plus. To opt out, go to your Verizon account privacy preferences page.

Privacy-conscious users will likely want to opt out using the instructions provided by Verizon or in this article. For example, if we think you like music, we could present you with a Verizon offer that includes music content or provide you with a choice related to a concert in our Verizon Up reward program.' How to opt out (again) Verizon says it does not sell the information collected in either version of Custom Experience and that the program 'no longer supports third party advertising.' But Verizon does share the data with 'service providers who work for us' and says it uses the data to 'personalize our communications with you, give you more relevant product and service recommendations, and develop plans, services, and offers that are more appealing to you. Verizon is ignoring the previous opt-out preferences for at least some customers by enrolling them in 'Custom Experience,' which collects browser and app-usage history but doesn't use device location data and other personal information collected in 'Custom Experience Plus.' 'Verizon Custom Experience Plus is the new name of our Verizon Selects program,' Verizon said in an FAQ. The carrier announced changes to its 'Verizon Selects' program along with a new name a few days ago. Verizon is automatically enrolling customers in a new version of a program that scans mobile users' browser histories-even when those same users previously opted out of the program when it had a different name.

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