Lusha Opt Out Guide

To opt out of Lusha, follow our Lusha opt-out guide below. 

Lusha is a B2B data broker that hosts information about 100 million professionals globally. 

If you are in Lusha’s database, anyone can use Lusha to find out your information, such as your full name, phone numbers, emails, links to social media profiles like LinkedIn, seniority, department, and past jobs. 

Having your information on data brokers like Lusha can lead to you receiving more spam and put you at an increased risk of social engineering attacks. 

Use our step-by-step guide below to opt out of Lusha. 

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To opt out of Lusha, you must fill out an online form and click on a confirmation link in your email. Your request should be processed after a waiting period. 

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Opt out of Lusha in three steps. 

1. Go to the Lusha website and click “Opt Out” in the footer 

Go to https://www.lusha.com/ and scroll to the bottom of the page. 

Click “Opt Out” in the footer under “Legal.” 

2. Fill out the opt-out form

You will be redirected to an online form. Fill it out. 

First, select a reason why you’re on the opt-out web form. 

Next, select your country of residence. 

Then, enter your state of residence.

Finally, enter your email. 

Click the “I’m not a robot” checkbox. 

Click the “Submit” button. 

3. Click the email confirmation link

Lusha requires that you confirm your email. 

Go to your email inbox and click “Confirm Email” in the email from Lusha (which will come from OneTrust on Lusha’s behalf). 

Note: If you don’t see the email from Lusha, check your spam folder. 

Your opt-out request is confirmed. Lusha will now review it. 

How to Contact Lusha 

You can contact Lusha by email at privacy@lusha.com. 

Who Is Selling Your Info? 

Data brokers! These companies collect your personal information from various sources (public records, social media, etc.), compile this information into detailed profiles, and sell these profiles to anyone who wants them. 

Learn more about data brokers and people search sites in our detailed data broker guide. 

Then, take a look at our data broker opt-out guide to see which data brokers and people search sites you should opt-out from, including:

• How to remove yourself from Whitepages. 
• How to remove yourself from BeenVerified. 
• How to remove yourself from Spokeo.
• How to remove yourself from PeopleFinders.
• How to remove yourself from Radaris.
• How to remove yourself from People Background Check. 
• How to remove yourself from TruthFinder.
• How to remove yourself from MyLife.
• How to remove yourself from Intelius. 
• How to remove yourself from Fast People Search
• How to remove yourself from Arrests.org.
• How to remove yourself from CheckPeople.com
• How to remove yourself from Instant Checkmate.

Alternatively, consider subscribing to a data broker removal service like DeleteMe. Our privacy experts will delete you from data brokers continuously on your behalf, saving you hundreds of hours in the process. 

Lusha Opt Out FAQs

Here are some common questions that people have about Lusha.

What is Lusha?

Lusha is a B2B data broker that collects and publishes professionals’ information. 

Lusha profiles include information like:

• Full names
• Phone numbers
• Email addresses
• Job roles
• Links to LinkedIn profiles
• Department
• Seniority level
• Past jobs

Lusha users can also set job change alerts. This means that whenever you change your job, someone (HR professional, salesperson, etc.) might be notified about it. 

Lusha gets its data from public sources like LinkedIn and third parties. 

Is Lusha legal?

Yes, Lusha is completely legal. The reason why is that it gets the vast majority of its information from publicly available sources. 

Is Lusha legit?

Lusha is legitimate in that it provides information about professionals and companies. However, as with most data brokers, the accuracy of this information can vary.