How to remove your personal information from WhitePages in 5 steps - and why you should
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ZDNET's key takeaways
- Whitepages lets anyone find your personal details online.
- You can request to remove your data using the opt-out form.
- Data removal services can handle ongoing opt-out requests.
Whitepages is one of the most well-known online repositories of US resident data.
Since its inception in 1997, the organization -- which calls itself a US online phone book and address directory -- has recorded names, contact information, public criminal records, and property data. To date, Whitepages claims to have information relating to more than 250 million people nationwide.
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If you've ever searched for yourself on this website by submitting your name, home address, or phone number, you might have found a record. While Whitepages claims the service is designed to help ...
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