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Last Updated: March 05, 2026

Mediacom Privacy Notice

Effective: March 9, 2026

Mediacom Communications Corporation and its subsidiaries and affiliates (Mediacom, the Company, we, or our) are committed to respecting and protecting your privacy. We manage the personal information you provide in accordance with applicable privacy laws and best practices.

This privacy notice (Notice) explains our practices regarding the collection, use, and management of your personal information across all formats. This includes information collected:

  • When you purchase or use Mediacom equipment and services.
  • When you interact with us via our websites, mobile applications, social media, or Mediacom devices.
  • Through professional relationships you or your organization maintain with us.
  • When you request promotional materials or sign up for our communications.

We encourage you to review this Notice to understand how we collect, use, share, and safeguard your personal information.

How Our Privacy Notice Applies

Personal Information, Defined

Personal Information Collection Practices

How We Use Your Personal Information

How We Share Your Personal Information

Federal Privacy Disclosures

Notice of Financial Incentive

How Long We Keep Your Information

How We Secure Your Information

Your Privacy Rights and Choices

Exercising Your Privacy Rights

Privacy Rights Request Appeals Process

Law Enforcement and Legal Requests

Privacy Rights of Minors

Links to Third Party Sites

Do Not Track

California Shine the Light

Changes to this Privacy Notice

Accessibility

Contact Us

How Our Privacy Notice Applies   

This Notice applies to our services, including all Mediacom-provided offerings, such as internet, video, and phone (residential, business, and mobile) (collectively, Services). The Notice also applies to Mediacom’s website and related sites, including any microsites (collectively, Sites), your communications with Mediacom, and when we collect your personal information from third parties. Some Mediacom Services may have additional or unique privacy practices that may be described to you at the time of collection. To the extent there is a conflict between this Notice and a Service-specific privacy notice, the Service-specific policy or agreement will control with respect to that unique Service.

This Notice does not apply to non-Mediacom services or websites and apps that you may access or use through our Services. For example, if you are a Mediacom internet customer and you visit a third-party website, the privacy practices for that website will apply, or, if you are a Mediacom video customer and you use another company’s streaming service, the privacy practices of that streaming service will apply. We encourage you to carefully review those third-party privacy policies or notices.

Personal Information, Defined   

Personal information refers to any data or information, regardless of format, that identifies, relates to, describes, or could reasonably be linked—directly or indirectly—to a specific individual or household. This includes direct identifiers, such as your name, mailing address, email address, and phone number, as well as digital identifiers like an IP address, account numbers, and online browsing history.

This definition does not include information that has been de-identified, anonymized, or aggregated in a way that it can no longer be associated with you personally.

Personal Information Collection Practices   

To provide you with reliable Services, personalized experience, and update-to-date information, Mediacom collects and processes various types of personal information. This section outlines the specific categories of data we collect, as well as how and where we collect it.

To provide our Services, Mediacom collects information from you directly, automatically through your use of our network or Services, or from third-party sources. The chart below details:

  • the categories of information we may collect;
  • examples of the data points that may be involved; and
  • the sources of that data, which may include information provided directly by you, information collected automatically from your devices and hardware as they connect to our network, information created by Mediacom, and information obtained from trusted service providers and third parties who collect or create data to support our business operations.

Note on Household Data: Because many of our Services are provided to a residence (such as internet or cable), most information collected through our Services (such as viewing history or bandwidth usage) is collected at a household level. This information is tied to an account holder’s records rather than a specific individual.

Category

Examples of Data Categories

Source(s)

Identifiers

Name, alias, postal address, IP address, account name, email, phone number, Social Security number, and driver’s license number.

You;
Your Device(s); Service Provider(s)

Commercial &
Customer Info

Mediacom credentials, customer signature, service subscriptions, order history, payment records, and communications with Mediacom.

You;
Mediacom;
Service Provider(s)

Internet &
Network Activity

Browsing/search history, session replay data (mouse movements/clicks), DNS lookups, bandwidth usage, and interaction with our Sites.

Your Device(s); Mediacom;
Service Provider(s)

Cable & Video Usage

TV viewing history (channels, programs, duration), Video-on-Demand (VOD) and Pay-Per-View (PPV) orders, and interactions with playback controls (pause/fast-forward/rewind).

Your Device(s)
Mediacom;
Service Providers(s)

Audio & Visual Information

Voice commands and audio recordings from voice-activated remotes or apps; CCTV records, photographs, and Digital Home video/audio recordings.

You;
Your Device(s)
Mediacom;
Service Provider(s)

Phone & Mobile - Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI)

Call history, destination numbers, call duration, technical configurations, and features used.

Mediacom

Digital Home & Automation

System activation/deactivation logs, alarm history, and monitored device status (e.g., thermostat settings and internal temperatures).

Your Device(s); Mediacom;
Service Provider(s)

Device & Technical Data

Device ID, MAC address, operating system, browser type, unique device identifiers, and network equipment addresses.

Your Device(s); Service Provider(s)

Demographic & Location

Age, gender, zip code, country, and the physical location of your Mediacom-provided devices.

You;
Your Device(s);
Mediacom;
Service Provider(s)

Precise Geolocation

IP-based and Device-based location coordinates (when enabled by the user).

Your Device(s)

Financial Information

Bank account numbers, credit/debit card information, and Mediacom account billing history and details.

You;
Mediacom;
Service Provider(s)

Biometric Information

Facial geometry templates derived from images you provide to us.

You

Professional Information

Employer, job position, estimated income, and work contact information.

You;
Service Provider(s)

Sensitive Personal Information

Social Security, driver’s license, and state ID numbers, account login credentials, and facial geometry templates.

You;
Mediacom

Inferences

Profiles reflecting your interests, consumer preferences, likelihood to switch providers, or predicted household income.

Mediacom;
Service Provider(s)

1. How We Collect Personal Information

While the chart above identifies the data sources, we use the following methods to gather this data:

  • Direct Interaction: Information you provide when, for example, signing up for Service(s), paying a bill, or speaking with customer support.
  • Automatic Collection: When, for example, your device(s) connect to our network, Services, or Sites, we use cookies, session replay technology, and network logs to capture technical and usage data in real-time.
  • Third-Party Integration: We receive supplemental data from trusted partners to verify identity, assess creditworthiness, or better understand household demographics for marketing.

2. Personal Information We Collect Automatically

We collect personal information automatically when your device(s) connect to our network, Services, or Sites through our network infrastructure, cookies, session replay technology, and other digital tools. This information includes but is not limited to:

  • IP Address: The unique address assigned to a customer account or device for a specific period.
  • Device Data: Information such as device type, operating system, browser version, unique device identifiers, and metrics generated by devices on our network.
  • Network & Technical Data: Technical data produced through the interaction between a device and Mediacom’s network, including equipment addresses and signal quality metrics.
  • Service-Related Usage Data: Information generated by use of our Services. Note that because many of these Services are provided to a residence, this information is typically collected at the household level and associated with a unique account. This includes:
    • Cable Service: TV viewing history (channels and programs watched), Video-on-Demand (VOD) and Pay-Per-View (PPV) order history, interactions with playback controls (pause/fast-forward), and voice commands made through voice-activated remotes.
    • Internet Service: Bandwidth usage metrics, Domain Name System (DNS) lookups (the “lookup” required to navigate to a website), and general network traffic activity.
    • Phone & Mobile Service: Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI), including call history, destination numbers, call duration, and technical service configurations.
    • Digital Home Service: System activation and deactivation logs, alarm history, and the status history of monitoring devices (such as thermostat settings or internal temperatures).
  • Preference Data: User-selected settings, including language preferences, saved credentials, and other personalized configurations.
  • Interaction & Session Data: Information captured through session replay technology and similar tools that record how you interact with our Sites. This includes mouse movements, clicks, keystrokes (excluding sensitive fields), scrolling behavior, and pages visited, which we use to troubleshoot technical issues and improve user experience.

3. Personal Information We Collect from Third Parties

Sometimes we obtain personal information from third parties, such as our trusted service providers that support our business or our Services. This information includes, but is not limited to:

  • Contact & Identity Information: Your name, email address, physical address, and phone number used to verify your identity or update our records.
  • Creditworthiness & Financial History: Information from credit bureaus and reporting agencies regarding your credit score, payment history, and financial eligibility for certain Services or equipment.
  • Demographic & Household Insights: Data regarding your household characteristics, interests, and estimated income level to help us tailor our offerings.
  • Supplemental Professional Data: Information regarding your employer or occupation used to verify eligibility for specific service programs or discounts.

How We Use Your Personal Information   

We use your personal information to power and provide our Services, protect our network, and keep you updated. This includes everything from processing your monthly billing to personalizing the way you interact with our brand. We are committed to using your personal information responsibly and in compliance with the law, as detailed in the specific use cases below:

  • Service Delivery & Management: To provide and maintain your Services, including account setup, billing and collections, identity verification, technical support, and equipment maintenance.
  • Operational Communications: To send essential Service-related information, such as billing statements, outage alerts, appointment reminders, and updates to terms and conditions.
  • Business Analytics & Improvement: To generate reports on customer usage and trends that help us evaluate service performance, study subscribership, and develop new offerings.
  • Customer Feedback & Engagement: To contact you for feedback, surveys, or market research to better understand your needs and improve our customer service.
  • Product Research, Development, and Innovation: To conduct research and development for new features, products, or services, or to improve user experience through testing and pilot programs.
  • Security & Policy Enforcement: To secure our network and protect our legal rights by investigating fraudulent activity, preventing unauthorized service use, and verifying identity.
  • Safety, Fraud, and Abuse Prevention: To detect, investigate, and prevent activities that may violate our policies or be illegal, cyber threat actor behavior, harassment, or fraudulent transactions.
  • Marketing & Targeted Advertising: To deliver personalized advertisements and promotional offers based on your Service history, demographic data, and tracking technologies, such as cookies. For information about how to limit the use of your personal information for these purposes, see Your Privacy Rights and Choices section below.
  • Location-Based Services: To provide localized content, emergency services (such as E911), and to optimize network performance based on your geographic location.
  • Legal Compliance: To comply with applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations, as well as other applicable legal and contractual requirements.

How We Share Your Personal Information   

To deliver our Services effectively, protect our customers and our network, and keep you informed, we share certain personal information with authorized users, service providers, and business partners. This allows us to, for example, process payments, provide technical support, and offer personalized experiences. The list below details when and why your information is shared:

  • User-Authorized Sharing: Information shared based on your consent, whether provided through digital click-through agreements, written documents, verbal confirmation over the phone, or—where permissible—implied consent based on the activity.
  • Authorized Account Access: Access provided to the primary account owner and any other individuals you have specifically designated as authorized users.
  • Essential Service Providers: Information shared with service providers and business partners who help run our business, including those handling billing and collections, technical support, IT hosting, marketing, security, and professional advisors (such as legal, tax, auditing, and insurance).
  • Analytics & Experience Optimization: Sharing with partners who analyze network traffic, service usage, and viewing habits (such as video popularity and device preferences) to improve and tailor the Service and Site experience.
  • Marketing & Social Media Platforms: Information shared with advertising partners and social media companies (like Meta and Google) to facilitate interactive features, such as “like” buttons, and to deliver targeted promotions.
  • Legal, Safety, & Regulatory Compliance: Disclosures made to law enforcement, public safety officials, or credit agencies to satisfy legal obligations, verify identities, protect property and safety, prevent fraudulent activity, or respond to lawful subpoenas, warrants, or court orders.
  • Business Transfers: Information shared as a corporate asset during significant business events, such as a merger, acquisition, reorganization, insolvency, or sale of assets.

Finally, state privacy laws require us to disclose when we ‘sell' or 'share' personal information, as those terms are broadly defined. In the preceding 12 months, Mediacom has 'sold' or 'shared' the following categories of personal information to third parties for the following purposes:

Personal Information Categories

Categories of Third Parties to Whom We Disclose

Purpose of Disclosure

Inferences Drawn from Personal Information

Advertising Networks;
Data Analytics Partners; Social Media Platforms

To create consumer profiles reflecting your preferences and characteristics.

To perform predictive modeling for marketing and “look-alike” audience targeting.

To deliver personalized content and advertisements based on predicted interests.

Demographic and Location Information

Marketing Partners; Advertising Networks; Analytics Providers

To deliver localized advertisements and regional promotional offers.

To analyze regional market trends and subscribership demographics.

To measure the effectiveness of location-based marketing campaigns.

Geolocation Data
(Non-Precise)

Advertising Networks; Analytics Providers

To serve advertisements relevant to your general geographic area (e.g., city or zip code).

To customize website content and language based on your approximate location.

Federal Privacy Disclosures   

1. The Cable Act (Cable Services)

Under Section 631 of the Cable Act, Mediacom collects Personally Identifiable Information (PII)—data that identifies you specifically—to provide services and prevent unauthorized use.

  • Collection & Use: We collect PII only when necessary for business operations or with your consent. This does not include anonymized or aggregated data.
  • Disclosure: We may disclose PII to conduct legitimate business, comply with legal processes, or in emergencies involving immediate danger.
  • Mailing Lists: We may share names and addresses for non-cable related purposes, but we do not currently share this with third parties for marketing. You may Opt-Out of any future sharing at any time.
  • Your Rights: You may review your PII and request corrections by calling 1-855-633-4226. You have the right to enforce these protections through a civil lawsuit, if aggrieved.

2. The Communications Act & CPNI (Phone Services)

Section 222 of the Communications Act protects Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI). This includes details about your call patterns, technical configurations, and billing information.

  • Our Duty: Mediacom has a legal duty to protect the confidentiality of your CPNI.
  • Accessing Records: You can access your CPNI in writing or via phone/online after authenticating your identity. We generally do not provide call records without a court order.
  • Directory Listings: We cannot correct errors in directory lists (published by us or third parties) until the next available publication cycle.

3. General Provisions

  • Fees: Where permitted by law, Mediacom may charge reasonable costs for retrieving and photocopying records you request.
  • Arbitration: These disclosures do not modify any existing arbitration agreements you have with Mediacom.

Notice of Financial Incentive   

Mediacom offers various programs that may provide discounts or other benefits to customers who share certain personal information with us. This Notice explains the terms of these incentives and how we calculate the value of the data provided.

1. The Financial Incentives Offered

  • Autopay & Paperless Billing Discount: Customers who enroll in paperless billing and autopay are eligible for a $10 monthly bill credit for the first year of service. To participate, you must provide a valid email address and financial account information, such as bank or credit card details.
  • Mobile Bundle Discount: Customers subscribed to Mediacom internet services may receive a $10 monthly discount for each mobile line added (up to three lines). This discount remains active for as long as the mobile line is maintained. Participation involves sharing mobile number, mobile subscriber data, and usage information.

2. Valuation of Your Personal Information

State law requires us to provide a good-faith estimate of the value of the personal information we collect.

  • Method of Calculation: Mediacom calculates the value of this personal information based on the expenses associated with offering the incentive and the improved efficiency of our billing and collection processes.
  • Estimated Value: We estimate that the average annual value of the personal information collected in connection with these programs is approximately $120 per participant.

3. How to Opt-In or Withdraw

Participation in these programs is completely voluntary.

  • To Opt-In: You may enroll at the time the incentive is offered through your account portal or by contacting customer service.
  • To Opt-Out (Withdrawal): You have the right to withdraw from these financial incentives at any time. If you withdraw, the associated discount will be removed from your bill. To opt out, please:
    • Call: 1-855-633-4226
    • Email: totalcare@mediacomcc.com

How Long We Keep Your Information   

Mediacom retains personal data only for as long as needed to satisfy legal, contractual, or business needs. This includes:

  • Active Customer Relationship: Kept for the duration of your Service, plus any post-relationship warranty or billing periods.
  • Legal Mandates: Kept for durations required by accounting, consumer protection laws, or other legal mandates.
  • Business Protection: Retained for a reasonable window to manage legal claims or resolve disputes.
  • Consent-Based Data: Kept until you opt out of marketing or withdraw consent.
  • Safety & Auditing: Retained for risk management, security audits, and breach prevention.

We purge personal information that is no longer necessary by destroying, de-identifying, or anonymizing it.

How We Secure Your Information   

Mediacom is committed to protecting the personal information we collect. We maintain a comprehensive security program that includes technical, physical, and administrative safeguards designed to protect personal information from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure. However, because no security framework is entirely impenetrable, we cannot warrant or guarantee that our protections will prevent every unauthorized attempt to circumvent these measures.

Your Privacy Rights and Choices   

Depending on your state of residence, applicable privacy laws may provide you with certain privacy rights in relation to the personal information we collect and maintain about you. To the extent one or more of the below privacy rights does apply to you, you can find more information about how to exercise that right in the Exercising Your Privacy Rights section.

  • Right to Access & Know: You can request a report on the categories and specific pieces of personal information we collect, the sources of that data, our business purposes for using it, and the third parties with whom we share it.
  • Right to Correct: You may request that we fix inaccurate personal information held in our records.
  • Right to Delete: You can request the removal of your personal information, though we may retain certain information to complete transactions, maintain security, debug systems, or comply with legal obligations.
  • Right to Opt-Out of Sale or Sharing of Personal Information: You have the right to stop the sale or sharing of your personal information for targeted (cross-contextual) advertising. You may choose to exercise this opt-out right by clicking Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information or emailing us at the address listed in the Contact Us section.
  • Right to Limit the Use of Sensitive Personal Information: You have the right to direct Mediacom to limit the use of your sensitive personal information to only those purposes necessary to perform the services or provide the goods reasonably expected by an average consumer, or as otherwise permitted by law. However, please know that Mediacom does not use sensitive personal information for any purpose other than those for which it was collected to provided its Services or as otherwise permitted by law.
  • Right to Non-Discrimination: We will not penalize you—such as by denying service or changing your pricing—for exercising any of your privacy rights.
  • Federal law rights. Under the Cable Act and Communications Act, you have certain rights. To learn more, see Federal Law Disclosures.
  • Opting Out of Promotional Messages or Communications: To stop receiving promotional messages, offers, or other communications from Mediacom, use the opt-out link in any text or email, or contact us to be added to our "Opt Out" list.
  • Mobile Account Deletion: You may delete your Mediacom mobile app account and associated data through the MediacomConnect MobileCare App. While you will retain your primary Services, deletion will disable your Mediacom ID and self-help features, including autopay, paperless billing, and troubleshooting tools. Upon request, we will initiate a 90-day purge of your Mediacom ID, subject to legal retention needs. App-specific data (e.g., login history) may be kept for up to 12 months for fraud prevention, security, and legal compliance. After 180 days, data may be anonymized and aggregated; once anonymized, this data is no longer personal information and is excluded from deletion requests.
  • Online Advertising & Analytics Opt-Out: You can manage personalized advertising and analytics on Mediacom Sites via our Cookies Manager Tool. For third-party sites, visit the Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) to opt out of interest-based advertisements. Note that opting out does not eliminate ads; it simply means they will no longer be based on your browsing behavior. Furthermore, opting out through these programs only applies to participating networks; you may still receive interest-based advertising from non-participating third parties.
  • CPNI Rights: When you contact us, we may request oral consent to use your CPNI to offer additional products during that interaction. For existing subscribers, we may also use your CPNI to market new communications services unless you opt out. You have the right to restrict this use at any time by calling the number on your billing statement. Restricting CPNI will not affect your current services. Per regulations, we will wait 30 days after your initial notice before using CPNI for these marketing purposes.
  • Google Analytics: Our Sites use Google Analytics and features like Enhanced Conversions to analyze user interaction and ad effectiveness. Google uses cookies to collect data, such as IP addresses and visit history, but does not personally identify you without affirmative consent. This data is stored by Google and subject to its privacy policies. To opt out, you can visit Google’s Partner Site Policies or adjust your mobile device settings. For instructions on managing tracking for Apple, Android, or Windows devices, refer to their respective support pages: Apple and Android.

Exercising Your Privacy Rights   

To exercise any privacy rights described above that apply to you, please submit a consumer request to us by either:

  • Calling our Consumer Request Team at 833-998-1824.
  • Visiting our Consumer Request Webform (Consumers are not required to create an online account with Mediacom to make a consumer request).

Submission Limits & Requirements Unless otherwise mandated by your state’s laws, you may submit each type of consumer request up to two times within a 12-month period. To process your request, you must:

  • Provide Sufficient Information: We must be able to reasonably verify that you are the data subject or an authorized representative.
  • Specify the Request Type: Clearly state whether you wish to access, correct, or delete your personal information so we can properly evaluate and respond.

Identity Verification Process We cannot fulfill requests if we are unable to verify your identity or authority. Personal information provided for verification will be used solely for that purpose.

  • Existing Customers: We verify your identity by matching your provided information against your Mediacom account records.
  • Non-Customers: To ensure we are protecting your privacy and preventing unauthorized access to information, we utilize a third-party identity verification service through our partner, Experian. To verify your identity with a high degree of certainty, you will be asked to correctly answer at least three out of five questions based on your unique history.

Response Timelines & Delivery We aim to respond to all verified requests within forty-five (45) days. If an extension is necessary, we will notify you in writing of the reason and the additional time required.

Delivery Options: You may choose to receive our response via mail or email.

Mediacom Customers: Responses will be delivered through your "MY ACCOUNT" portal (if applicable) or via your chosen method (mail or electronic).

Fees: While most requests are processed free of charge, Mediacom reserves the right to charge a fee for requests that are excessive, repetitive, or manifestly unfounded. If a fee is warranted, we will provide a written explanation and a cost estimate before proceeding.

Authorized Agents: If you are an authorized agent making a privacy rights request on behalf of a consumer, please download the following two forms and follow the instructions on each form:

  • CCPA California Consumer Permission to Authorized Agent
  • CCPA California Consumer Request by Authorized Agent

Privacy Rights Request Appeals Process   

If you disagree with our decision regarding a privacy rights request, you may initiate an appeal. This process allows us to reevaluate your request and ensure all information was considered correctly.

Starting the Appeals Process

You may formally start the appeals process by:

  • Visiting our Consumer Request Webform
  • Emailing privacy@mediacomcc.com  (use “NOTICE OF APPEAL” in subject line)

Please include your privacy right request ticket number, fully describe your concerns or disagreement, and include any documentation necessary to validate the claims you are making.

Acknowledgment of the Appeal

We will acknowledge receipt of your written appeal within ten business days. This acknowledgment may include requests for additional information necessary for our investigation. Please note that providing a complete and substantive response is essential, as a lack of information may materially impact our ability to resolve the issues raised.

Scope of the Appeal

Our review will determine if the initial decision was fair and compliant with applicable privacy laws. You may only appeal a decision that affects you personally. If you are acting on behalf of another individual, you must provide valid evidence of your authorization.

The appeal is strictly limited to the specific privacy request decision in question. General concerns regarding company policies, management practices, or other unrelated matters fall outside the scope of this process and will not be considered.

Remedy

Clearly identifying the remedy you seek is a vital component of the process. Your written appeal must specify the desired outcome—for example, the access, correction, or deletion of your personal information. This allows our team to accurately assess your request and determine the appropriate path forward.

Investigation and Determination

We will conduct a reasonable investigation based on the documentation and information available. Following this review, we will reach a determination, which may include upholding or modifying the original decision. You will receive a written explanation of our determination within sixty days of our receipt of your appeal.

Depending on your state of residence, if your appeal is denied, you may have the right to file a further appeal with your state’s relevant regulatory authority:

  • If you reside in Delaware, you may file a complaint with the Delaware Department of Justice by using the online complaint form, calling 888-965-0146, or emailing consumer.protection@delaware.gov.
  • If you reside in Iowa, you may file a complaint with the Iowa Attorney General by using the online complaint form, calling 833-399-2726 (local) or 844-977-3521 (toll-free), or emailing consumer.consumer@ag.iowa.gov.

Withdrawal of the Appeal

You may withdraw or end your appeal at any time by providing us written notice.

No Discrimination

We do not discriminate against any person who initiates an appeal.

Appeal Record

We will maintain a record of the appeal, including the final determination, in accordance with our record retention policies and procedures.

Law Enforcement and Legal Requests   

All law enforcement requests, warrants, and subpoenas issued in connection with court proceedings should be submitted via fax to 845-698-4570 or emailed to mcc_legal@mediacomcc.com (note the underscore between "mcc" and "legal").

Accepted legal process includes:

  • Warrants and court orders
  • Subpoenas (civil and criminal)
  • Orders for Pen Register/Trap and Trace Devices or Wiretaps
  • Data Preservation Requests
  • Civil requests made with explicit customer consent
  • General inquiries regarding customer information

Exigent Circumstances: For emergency requests involving immediate danger, please call 1-800-308--6715 or email nocupdate@mediacomcc.com. If emailing, please call to confirm receipt. During standard business hours (8 AM – 5 PM ET, excluding weekends and holidays), exigent requests may also be sent to mcc_legal@mediacomcc.com.

Technical Requirements:   

  • IP Address Requests: You must provide a specific timestamp (preferred) or a precise date and time range.
  • Call Detail Records: Please provide a clear date range for the requested records.
  • Contact Information: All requests must include the requester's direct contact information to facilitate clarification.

Privacy Rights of Minors   

You must be at least 18 to subscribe to Mediacom Services. Our Sites are intended for a general audience and are not directed to children less than 16 years of age, and Mediacom does not knowingly or intentionally collect personal information from children less than 16 years of age.

While our Sites are intended for audiences over 18, users under the age of 18 (or their authorized representatives) may request the removal of content they have posted. To initiate a removal request, please contact us at the email address provided in the Contact Us section. Please be aware that while we fulfill valid requests, this process does not guarantee complete or comprehensive removal from the internet—for example, if the content has already been shared or reposted by other users.

Links to Third Party Sites   

Our Sites from may contain links to third-party websites and services. These links are provided for your convenience and information only and may operate independently from us and have their own privacy policies and notices. You are strongly encouraged to review such policies or notices. We do not endorse or make any representations or warranties concerning those third-party sites or notices or have any responsibility regarding these third-party sites.

Do Not Track   

Some browsers support a “Do Not Track” feature, which is intended to be a signal to websites that you do not wish to be tracked across different websites you visit. Our normal tracking activities on our Sites do not currently change the way they operate based upon detection of a “Do Not Track” or similar signal.

California Shine the Light   

If you are a California resident, you have the right to request information from us once per calendar year regarding the customer information we share with third parties for the third parties’ direct marketing purposes. To request this information, please send an email to the address listed in the Contact Us section.

Changes to this Privacy Notice   

Mediacom reserves the right to amend this Notice at our discretion and at any time. When updates are made, we will post the revised Notice on our website and update the “Last Edited” date accordingly. If we make material changes to how we treat your personal information, we will notify you through a notice on our homepage or via email. By continuing to use our Site and Services after these changes are posted, you acknowledge and accept the updated terms of the Notice.

Accessibility   

If you need a paper copy or an alternative format of this Notice, please contact us at mcc.legal@mediacomcc.com.

Contact Us   

If you have any questions or comments about this Notice, the ways in which Mediacom collects and uses your personal information described herein, or your choices and rights regarding such use, please do not hesitate to contact us at:

Email: mcc.legal@mediacomcc.com
Phone: 833-998-1824
Monday-Friday 8AM-8PM Central Time
Saturday-Sunday 8AM-5PM Central Time

Postal Address:

Mediacom Communications Corporation
Attn: Legal Department
1 Mediacom Way, Mediacom Park, NY 10918

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