DATA BROKER REMOVAL GUIDE
How to Remove Yourself from Radaris — Complete UK Guide
Updated July 2026 · 5 min read · By Silent Erase | ICO Registered C1971457
Radaris is a people search website that collects and publishes personal information about individuals worldwide including UK residents. It aggregates data from public records, social media and other sources to create detailed personal profiles. Here is how to remove yours.
Why this matters:
Radaris profiles can include your address history, phone numbers, email addresses, social media accounts and even property records. This level of detail makes you a prime target for identity theft and fraud.
How to Remove Your Data from Radaris
1
Find your profile on Radaris
Go to radaris.com and search your name. Find your profile and copy the URL — you will need this for the removal request.
2
Create a free Radaris account
Unfortunately Radaris requires you to create a free account to submit an opt-out request. Go to radaris.com and register with an email address.
3
Submit the opt-out request
Once logged in go to your profile page and click the privacy settings icon. Select Remove information and follow the instructions.
4
Send a GDPR request
Additionally send a formal GDPR erasure request to support@radaris.com to create a legal paper trail.
Free GDPR Letter Template
Copy and send this to support@radaris.com:
Dear Data Protection Officer,
I am writing to formally request the erasure of my personal data under Article 17 of the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR).
My personal profile is currently listed at:
[PASTE THE URL OF YOUR RADARIS PROFILE HERE]
I request the immediate removal of all personal data relating to me including my name, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and any other associated information.
Please confirm compliance within one calendar month as required by UK GDPR.
Yours faithfully,
[YOUR FULL NAME]
[YOUR ADDRESS]
[YOUR EMAIL]
Note:
Radaris is known for being slow to comply with removal requests. If they do not respond within 30 days report them to the ICO at ico.org.uk and consider filing a complaint under GDPR Article 77.
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