Radaris
A people-search site with a documented history of opacity about its own operations, including a fictitious public CEO, and no listing on California's data broker registry.
- Names and aliases
- Deep address history
- Phone numbers
- Relatives
- Reviews and professional profiles
- Court records
- General public via free profiles and paid reports
How to make them delete it
- Open radaris.com/control-privacy (the old /control/privacy URL now redirects to a paid-product pitch) and search your name, or paste your profile URL
- Select your record and start the removal
- Enter an email address, pass the reCAPTCHA, and click the confirmation link they send
- The online flow removes one record at a time. For additional records or name variants, email customer-service@radaris.com
- If ignored, escalate with a written CCPA or state-law deletion demand using our template, and document everything
The online opt-out removes a single record, and removed data can reappear as new unmatched records arrive from public-source refreshes. Radaris also imposes an unusually heavy documentation burden on authorized agents, which is why several removal services flag it as obstructive.
- CCPA / Delete Act (CA residents)
- State deletion laws
- NJ Daniel's Law (covered persons: removals@radaris.com)
- No government enforcement action (FTC, state AG, or CPPA) against Radaris is on public record as of mid-2026
- Krebs on Security, 'A Close Up Look at the Consumer Data Broker Radaris' (Mar 8, 2024): reported that the listed CEO 'Gary Norden' did not exist and identified the operators and their Cyprus-registered corporate structure
- Krebs on Security follow-up (Jun 20, 2024): the operators' attorney threatened a defamation suit while admitting the CEO persona was invented by Radaris's marketing division; nothing was retracted and no suit was filed
- Private lawsuits: an Illinois Right of Publicity Act class action (2023) and Atlas Data Privacy Corp. v. Radaris LLC under New Jersey's Daniel's Law (2024)
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The letter, pre-written
CCPA / Delete Act deletion request with this broker's name filled in. Fill in your details below (they stay in your browser), keep a dated copy of what you send.Template details →
Fill in your details — stays in your browser
Everything you type here is inserted into the letter on this page and saved in this browser only, so you don't retype it for every broker. It is never sent to us or to anyone.
Subject: Request to Delete Personal Information under the California Consumer Privacy Act To the Privacy Compliance Team at Radaris: I am a resident of [STATE] and I am exercising my right to deletion under [the California Consumer Privacy Act, Cal. Civ. Code § 1798.105 / your state's equivalent statute]. I request that you delete all personal information you maintain about me, including any inferences derived from that information, and that you direct all service providers and contractors to do the same, as the law requires. Information to locate my records: - Full name: [NAME, plus prior names or common misspellings] - Date of birth: [DOB] - Current address: [ADDRESS] - Prior addresses (last 10 years): [ADDRESSES] - Phone numbers: [NUMBERS] - Email addresses: [EMAILS] I am providing this information solely to verify my identity and locate my records. Retaining it for any other purpose would itself violate the statute. Please confirm receipt of this request, and provide confirmation of deletion within the 45-day statutory window. If you claim an exemption for any category of my data, identify the specific legal basis in writing. If I do not receive confirmation, I will file a complaint with [the California Privacy Protection Agency / my state's Attorney General]. [NAME] [DATE]