uFind.name opt-out
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uFind.name removes a listing through a web form at ufind.name/opt-out. You paste the URL of your profile, which looks like https://ufind.name/FirstName+LastName. The site doesn't name an operator or publish a privacy email.
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- Online form
- What you need
- Listing URL
- Last updated
How to opt out of uFind.name
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Find your profile
Search your name on ufind.name. Each profile has a URL in the form ufind.name/FirstName+LastName.
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Copy the profile URL
Copy it from your browser's address bar, including the plus sign between first and last name.
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Open the opt-out request page
Go to ufind.name/opt-out and paste the URL into the form.
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Submit the request
Send the form. If you have several profiles, such as name variants, submit one request per URL.
Watch out for
- uFind.name's privacy policy says that stopping its own data collection means you stop using its services. The policy's separate links cover ad and browser tracking, not profile removal.
- The opt-out page asks for a profile URL only. It states no response time and no confirmation step.
What uFind.name holds about you
- Full name and aliases
- Current address
- Phone numbers
- Vehicle records
What uFind.name is known to collect, not a check of your listing.
Does it come back?
uFind.name doesn't publish a relisting policy. Its profiles are built from public records, so search your name again every few months.
Frequently asked
Who runs uFind.name?
The site doesn't name its operator on the pages that list its opt-out.
Does uFind.name need an email address?
The opt-out page asks for the profile URL. It doesn't say it needs an email.
What do uFind.name profiles show?
Profile titles list the number of records with addresses, phone numbers and cars.
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