How to Remove Yourself from Radaris

Radaris is one of the more aggressive data brokers. They display detailed profiles with your addresses, phone numbers, emails, job history, social media accounts, and even property values. Their opt-out process requires you to create an account, which feels like a shakedown. You have to give them more data to get your data removed. But that's the only way to do it, so let's get through it.

Last updated March 18, 2026

> Quick Reference

Go to Opt-Out Page →

Difficulty

Hard

Time

15 minutes

Verification

email

Re-lists?

3-6 months

Account required

What Radaris publishes about you

nameaddressphoneemailjob historysocial mediaproperty recordsrelatives

Before you start: Radaris is just one of dozens of sites listing your data. Search your name on EXPOSE to see everywhere you are listed. One scan, 30 seconds.

> What to do

  1. 1

    Create a Radaris account

    Go to Radaris.com and create a free account. Yes, you need an account to opt out. Use a throwaway email if you want, but make sure you can access it for the verification step. You can delete the account after.

    Radaris.com →
  2. 2

    Find and claim your profile

    Once logged in, search for your name. Find your profile in the results. Click to "claim" it or manage your information. Radaris may ask you to verify your identity via email.

  3. 3

    Go to the privacy control page

    Navigate to the Radaris privacy control page. This is where you can manage your data visibility. Select the option to remove or hide your profile from public search results.

    Radaris Privacy Control →
  4. 4

    Request full profile removal

    Select the option to remove your information. Radaris may present you with multiple choices, including hiding specific data points or removing the entire profile. Choose full removal. Confirm your request.

  5. 5

    Delete your Radaris account

    After your removal is confirmed, go to account settings and delete your Radaris account. Don't leave an active account behind. That just gives them another data point to work with.

  6. 6

    Verify the removal worked

    Wait 48 hours, then search for yourself on Radaris in an incognito browser window (without logging in). If your profile still appears, contact their support team at [email protected] and reference your removal request.

> Where Radaris gets your data

Radaris scrapes public records, social media profiles, professional directories, and commercial data sources. They're particularly aggressive about linking social media accounts to real names and addresses. They also cross-reference property records and business filings to build detailed profiles. Radaris has been criticized for making the opt-out process deliberately difficult.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I need an account to opt out of Radaris?▼
Radaris claims it's for identity verification. Critics argue it's a dark pattern designed to collect even more data from you and discourage opt-outs. Either way, it's currently the only method they offer.
How long does Radaris take to remove my data?▼
Radaris says it can take up to 48 hours. Some users report it taking longer. If your profile is still visible after a week, email their support team directly.
Will Radaris re-list me after I opt out?▼
Very likely. Radaris is known for re-listing people within a few months. They continuously pull fresh public records. You'll need to monitor and repeat the process.
Is it safe to create a Radaris account just to opt out?▼
Use a throwaway email address and a strong, unique password. Don't provide any additional information beyond what's required. Delete the account as soon as your removal is processed.

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