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How to remove yourself from Radaris
Radaris aggregates contact info, property records, and professional details into public profiles.
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What Radaris exposes about you
Opt out of Radaris in 4 steps
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Find your profile on Radaris and copy the URL.
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Go to radaris.com/control/privacy.
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Search for and select your record.
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Verify ownership by phone, then submit the removal request.
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Remove me automatically — freeRadaris opt-out FAQ
Is it free to opt out of Radaris?
Yes. Radaris is legally required to honor opt-out requests at no cost. Submitting the request yourself is free; it typically takes up to 1 week to process.
How long does Radaris take to remove my data?
Radaris usually completes removals within up to 1 week after you confirm your request.
Will my information come back on Radaris?
Often, yes. Data brokers re-acquire information from new public records and re-list people they previously removed. You should re-check every few months — or use a service like Eraze that monitors and re-removes automatically.
Does Radaris require my ID to opt out?
No. Radaris does not require a photo ID — you only confirm the request by email or phone.