Radaris is a people search site that publishes personal information — names, addresses, phone numbers, and relatives — collected from public records and other sources. Where the law gives you a right to removal, you can exercise it yourself — and most sites process removal requests either way. Here's how.
It's worth re-checking in a month — people-search sites often re-list you from fresh data, which is the single most common reason a one-time removal doesn't stick.
Opt-out page: https://radaris.com/control/privacy
Doing this for every site that exposes you — and re-checking each one on its own cycle, forever — is a lot. None of Their Business does it for you and sends dated proof of each removal. But if you'd rather do it yourself, the guide above is everything you need for Radaris. The form will typically ask you to identify your listing and confirm an email address — keep a dated copy or screenshot of what you submit.
The scan takes under a minute, no account. See what's exposed.
Generated from our live opt-out registry on 2026-09-24.