Free opt-out guides
Step-by-step guides to ask people-search sites to remove your listing. They're free, and you don't need Free My ID to use them.
Before you start
- Make a separate email address just for removals. Sites send confirmation links to it, and you won't mind if it gets spam.
- You should never have to pay to be removed. If a people-search site asks for money or your Social Security number, stop.
- Sites often list people again later. Check back every few months.
People-search sites
- BeenVerifiedSteps from our research
- PeopleConnect Suppression CenterSteps from our research
- SpokeoSteps from our research
- WhitepagesSteps from our research
- FastPeopleSearchSteps from our research
- TruePeopleSearchSteps from our research
- InteliusCovered by the PeopleConnect Suppression Center removal
- FamilyTreeNowSteps from our research
- MyLifeSteps from our research
- NuwberSteps from our research
- PeopleFindersSteps from our research
- PeopleLookerCovered by the BeenVerified removal
- That's ThemSteps from our research
- TruthFinderCovered by the PeopleConnect Suppression Center removal
- SearchPeopleFreeSteps checked 2026-11-07
- PeopleSearchNowSteps checked 2026-11-07
- 411.comCovered by the Whitepages removal
- FreePeopleDirectoryCovered by the Spokeo removal
- People Data LabsSteps from our research
Marketing data companies
Official tools and other opt-outs
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Guide data: the Free My ID sample broker registry, version 2026.11.06-sample, licensed CC BY-NC 4.0. Sites change their pages often; if a guide is out of date, follow what the site's own page says.