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How to remove yourself from InfoTracer
Last checked October 14, 2026
InfoTracer publishes names, addresses, phone numbers and relatives to anyone who searches. You can ask it to take your listing down. Here's exactly how, as of October 14, 2026.
- You'll need
- Depends on the request
- How long
- InfoTracer says it responds within 45 days.
- Can it come back?
- Possible.
Step by step
- Open the opt-out page and follow the Do Not Sell or Share link, or the contact link for a deletion request.
- Expect follow-up questions to confirm who you are.
Good to know
- InfoTracer frames this as a state privacy rights request and lists the states where those rights apply. It also honors the Global Privacy Control browser signal for the sale or sharing of data.
- Judges, prosecutors, police and other covered persons can email [email protected] with the subject line "Attention Covered Person Removal Request".
Then get it out of Google too
Opting out removes the listing from InfoTracer, but Google can keep showing an old copy for a while. Google's Results about you tool lets you ask for those results to be dropped, and it can tell you when new ones appear.
How we checked this
We read the steps on InfoTracer's own opt-out page on October 14, 2026. Anything we couldn't see there is marked as coming from other guides.
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