Opt-Out Guides
Exact steps for the biggest people-search sites — the real removal URL, what verification each one demands, how long it takes, and the gotchas that make people give up.
How to Remove Yourself From MyLife
MyLife publishes a "Reputation Score" about you and buries the opt-out — its own privacy-policy link points at a dead page. Here's the form that actually works.
How to Remove Yourself From Intelius (and Its Sister Sites)
Intelius is part of the PeopleConnect family — which is good news: a single suppression request covers Intelius, TruthFinder, Instant Checkmate, and US Search at once.
How to Remove Yourself From Radaris
Radaris builds some of the most detailed profiles in the people-search world, and has a reputation as the hardest site to get removed from. It's doable — you just need to be persistent.
How to Remove Yourself From TruePeopleSearch
TruePeopleSearch exposes a surprising amount with no paywall at all, which makes its listings especially easy for anyone to find. The good news: it's one of the simpler opt-outs.
How to Remove Yourself From BeenVerified
BeenVerified's opt-out is free and quick — but it's part of a family of brands (PeopleLooker, NeighborWho, Ownerly) that each keep their own listings.
How to Remove Yourself From Spokeo
Spokeo turns billions of public records into searchable profiles. Opting out is one of the quicker ones — but each listing has its own URL and must be removed individually.
How to Remove Yourself From Whitepages
Whitepages exposes your addresses, phone numbers, age, and relatives. The opt-out is free and takes about 10 minutes — but phone verification trips most people up.