InfoTracer Opt Out Guide

To opt out of InfoTracer, follow our InfoTracer opt out guide below. 

InfoTracer is a people search site that finds and publishes people’s personal information on its website. 

Among the records that can be found in InfoTracer’s reports are current and past addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, relatives and relationship data, employment and education history, political contributions, and more. 

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

DeleteMe’s InfoTracer Opt-Out Review 

To remove a listing from InfoTracer, you need to fill out an opt-out form and verify your request over email. After that, your listing request will be processed within a waiting time.

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InfoTracer Listing Removal Walkthrough

Opt out from InfoTracer in 8 easy steps.

1. Access the InfoTracer website

Go to the InfoTracer website. 

You can access the InfoTracer website by clicking the following URL: https://infotracer.com/ 

2. Click “Privacy Policy” in the footer

Scroll to the bottom of the page. 

Click the “Privacy Policy” link in the footer.

You can also access InfoTracer’s Privacy Policy by clicking the following URL: https://infotracer.com/privacy/

3. Click “Do Not Sell My Info”

Click the “Do Not Sell My Info” link on the right to access the opt-out form.

You can also access the opt-out form by clicking the following URL: https://infotracer.com/optout/ 

4. Fill out the opt-out form

Scroll down until you see the opt-out form.

Enter your first name, last name, and state. The city field is not mandatory. 

Click the “Submit” button.

5. Confirm you’re not a robot 

InfoTracer will ask you to confirm that you’re not a robot. 

Click the “I am not a Robot” checkbox. 

6. Select your profile and click “Remove Data”

You will see a list of results. 

Check the ‘Select Record’ box beside your profile. 

Click the “Remove Data” button. 

7. Enter your email, verify you’re not a robot, and click “Submit”

Enter your email (we recommend using a temporary email address).

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

Click the “Submit” button. 

8. Click the email confirmation link

InfoTracer will send you an email confirmation link.

Go to the inbox of the email you provided in the opt-out form and find the email from InfoTracer.

Click “click here” to confirm you want to remove your InfoTracer profile. 

Your opt-out request has been received.

Congratulations! You have now successfully completed an InfoTracer opt-out! 

Who Else Is Selling Your Info? 

You’ve completed your InfoTracer opt-out, but InfoTracer isn’t the only data broker selling your personal data on the internet. Learn more about data brokers and people search sites in our data broker guide. 

Go to our data broker opt-out guide to see what other data brokers and people search sites you should remove your information from. Our guides include:

• How to remove yourself from Whitepages. 
• How to remove yourself from BeenVerified. 
• How to remove yourself from Spokeo.
• How to remove yourself from Whitepages.
• How to remove yourself from PeopleFinder.
• 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, subscribe to DeleteMe to have privacy experts remove your personal details from these and other data brokers continuously. 

InfoTracer Opt Out FAQs

Here are some common questions that people have about InfoTracer.

What is InfoTracer?

InfoTracer is a people search site with 5 billion records on people. 

It collects people’s personal information from various sources like government records and social media profiles and shares this information in a collated form on its website.

InfoTracer provides the following information about people:

• Names
• Current and past addresses
• Phone numbers
• Email addresses
• Employment and education history 
• Social media links
• Relatives and relationships
• Images and videos
• Arrest records
• Criminal records
• Traffic violations
• Bankruptcy filings
• Property and assets information
• Professional licenses
• Political contributions
• And more!

InfoTracer lets people search for others by name, phone, email, username, address, plate, VIN, and IP. 

Is InfoTracer legit?

Since InfoTracer actually provides access to people’s personal information as it claims to, it is legit. 

How accurate is InfoTracer?

Like any people search site, the accuracy of the data on InfoTracer can vary hugely. While some data points might be 100% correct, others may be totally inaccurate or outdated. 

InfoTracer says on its website:

“We do not create, verify, or guarantee the accuracy or the amount of information provided through our service.”

How to opt out of InfoTracer?

To opt out of InfoTracer, you need to fill out an opt-out form and verify your request via email. Follow our InfoTracer opt-out guide for step-by-step instructions on how to remove your information. 

Is InfoTracer legal?

Yes, InfoTracer is legal. That’s because it collects and publishes information considered “public records.” At the moment, there is no federal law regulating the data broker industry in the US. 

What is InfoTracer used for?

InfoTracer can be used for various different purposes, including to look up a neighbor or potential date or see who the unknown caller was. 

However, while people search sites have legitimate purposes, they can also be used for stalking, doxxing, harassment, identity theft, scams, and other unwanted behaviors. 

Does InfoTracer tell people you looked them up?

No, InfoTracer does not tell people you looked them up. However, this means that someone can also look you up on InfoTracer, and you will never know. For this reason, it’s a good idea to remove your data from InfoTracer (see our step-by-step InfoTracer opt-out guide to learn how) and other people search sites.