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How to remove yourself from Radaris
(Historical) Name-based profiles with addresses, phones, relatives and property. radaris.com now shows only a court-ordered domain-transfer notice.
Radaris appears to be offline. When we last checked, the site and its opt-out form could not be reached. The steps below cover what you can still do.
- Opt-out page
- None — see below
- Owned by
- Radaris family of sites (ownership disputed; KrebsOnSecurity identified operators in 2024). radaris.com is now controlled by Atlas Data Privacy Corporation under court order.
- Processing time
- Not applicable.
What you'll need
- None. There is no working opt-out on radaris.com as of 2026-10-14
Step by step
- None. radaris.com no longer hosts profiles or an opt-out flow (see notes).
- If you have a saved radaris.com profile link, it no longer shows data; the domain displays a legal notice.
- Check sister sites from the same network that were not transferred and remain live (e.g. Veripages, per Kanary and KrebsOnSecurity reporting) and opt out there individually.
Tips and gotchas
- Google may still show radaris.com results by name; the page behind them is gone. Removing stale search results is a separate job from opting out.
- Per Kanary/Krebs, about 14 Radaris-family domains (including Rehold and Trustoria) were transferred, while a dozen or more sister sites, including Veripages, were not and still operate. Your data may still be on those sites.
- Re-check radaris.com before publishing; a motion to vacate was reported as pending.
Will it stay removed?
The court order permanently enjoins the defendants 'and all persons in concert' from disclosing covered persons' protected information through radaris.com, rehold.com, trustoria.com 'as well as any subdomains, affiliated domains or sites' they control. That protection covers only New Jersey Daniel's Law covered persons, not the general public. The defendants' attorney has reportedly moved to vacate the judgment (gblock, Sep 2026), so the status could change.