People-search sites can publish your address, phone number, and relatives. Add a listing you find, authorize a removal request, and track what happens next.
Start with a link to your listing.
A stranger does not need much to build a profile on you. One search can connect your name to your address, phone, relatives, old locations, and public traces. Erase Personal Data helps you request removal of your own listings and track their status.
Add a link to a listing you find on a supported people-search site. Keep each request in one place.
With your authorization, we email Intelius or help you complete other sites' forms. Track each submission here.
Reopen a listing or run a page check. Mark it removed when you verify it is gone, and record if it comes back.
Public personal data can make scams, harassment, and identity theft easier. These examples show why reducing exposure matters.
With a name, address, date of birth, and a few relatives' names, an attacker has enough to clear knowledge-based authentication and apply for loans, credit cards, or government benefits as you.
This is an illustrative concept, not a customer report. The current product tracks requests for five people-search sites.
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The example data above is fictional. Actual requests and checks are shown in your account. A page check alone cannot prove every copy of your information was removed.
Search a supported people-search site for your profile, then paste the link into your account.
Confirm the listing is yours before we send a request or help you complete the site's form.
See when a request was sent or submitted. Check the listing and record when it disappears or comes back.
We try to be specific about what removal can and cannot do — that's the difference between a useful service and a vague privacy promise.
No. Some public records, news articles, and source pages stay online. This first version helps you request removal of your own listings on five people-search sites and track the results.
We ask for your name and the link to your listing. For an email request, the site also receives your account email so it can reply or ask you to verify.
For Intelius, we send an email request after you authorize it. For the other supported sites, you complete their form; an optional browser helper can assist with filling it while you approve each step.
No. Erase Personal Data is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. For cases that require formal legal review, those are handled separately by attorneys you work with directly.
Timing varies by site. A sent email or submitted form is not proof of removal. You can check the listing page and record when it is gone.
You can check the listing again and mark it as reappeared. Then you can submit another request.
Sign in, add a listing link, and follow each removal request from submission to your confirmation.