NeighborWho Opt Out & Remove Your Info
If you want to remove your personal information from NeighborWho, you’ll have to complete the opt-out process of BeenVerified, an associated people search site. Doing so will remove your data from both websites.
The data removal process isn’t overly complicated, involving an opt-out request and email verification. Overall, it should take you 10 – 20 minutes to complete. Then both websites will take down your record within 24 – 72 hours.
As most data brokers share their data, like NeighborWho and BeenVerified do, we recommend you complete an opt-out request for each website that has your Personally Identifiable Information.
Alternatively, opt out from NeighborWho and other data brokers automatically with a subscription to Incogni.
Opt-out process: 10 – 20 minutes
Removal Requirements: Email
Updated: September 06, 2022
How to opt out of NeighborWho and remove your info?
In short:
- Access the opt-out page on NeighborWho.com, scroll to the bottom of the page, and click “do not sell my personal information.”
- You’ll be redirected to the BeenVerified site. Click “do not sell my info.”
- Enter your first and last name, select your state, and search for your listing.
- Find your listing and click “proceed to opt out.“
- Enter your email address for verification, solve the CAPTCHA, and click “send verification email.”
- Check your email account and click on the “verify opt out” link.
Keep reading for the full opt-out procedure with screenshots.
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Step-by-step NeighborWho opt-out guide
Total Time: 10 minutes
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Access the opt-out page on NeighborWho.com, scroll to the bottom of the page, and click “do not sell my personal information”
Go to NeighborWho.com, scroll to the bottom of the page, and click “do not sell my personal information” under the help section.
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You will be redirected to BeenVerified site. Click “do not sell my info.”
The link will take you to BeenVerified. Completing the opt-out process here will remove your personal information from both websites. Click “do not sell my info.”
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Enter your first and last name, select your state and search for your listing
Enter your first and last name, select your state from the drop-down menu, and click “search.”
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Find your listing and click “Proceed to Opt Out”
Find your listing in the search results and click “proceed to opt out.”
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Enter your email address for verification, solve the CAPTCHA and click “Send Verification Email”
BeenVerified will send you a verification email to complete the data removal process. Enter a valid email address, complete the CAPTCHA challenge, and click “send verification email.”
TIP: Use a masked email address for extra protection.
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Check your email account and click on the verify opt out link
Open the verification email you receive from BeenVerified and click “verify opt out.”
7. Don’t stop at NeighborWho
Congratulations on removing your data from NeighborWho and BeenVerified! But if data privacy is a concern for you, your work doesn’t end there.
Getting your personal information off the web can be a bit like putting out a wildfire. Your data spreads quickly between data brokers that sell and trade among each other. NeighborWho is a great example of this.
There are hundreds more data brokers like NeighborWho and BeenVerified. Most of them share information among themselves, meaning if one of them has it, your data is likely to spread far and wide. This is why we recommend you opt out from all data brokers that have your personal info.
Research which data brokers have your personal information and complete the opt-out processes for each one.
You can start from these:
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NeighborWho opt-out video guide
Alternative NeighborWho opt-out method
You can also request data removal via email. As BeenVerified handles all the opt-out requests for NeighborWho, you’ll have to deal with them directly at privacy@beenverified.com. In your email, make sure to identify yourself and request that they remove your personal information from NeighborWho, BeenVerified, and any other associated websites.
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FAQ
What is NeighborWho?
NeighborWho.com is a people search site, associated with BeenVerified, that publishes personal information that can be accessed through a subscription. Users can look up individuals by name or address to find detailed background and property information.
The data available on NeighborWho includes:
– Full names
– Phone numbers
– Email addresses
– Property valuations
– Sales history
– Deed information
– Asset information
– Equity records
– Household residents
– Permit records
Though people search sites like NeighborWho can be helpful for doing a quick, safety background check on neighbors and new people in your life, they can also be a cause for concern. The level of detail some of these websites provide can be a treasure trove for criminals, whether they be stalkers, identity thieves, or worse.
While the subscription cost may be a deterrent for some, the website also offers $1 free trials with unlimited access. So anyone can have access to your sensitive information.
How long does it take NeighborWho to process my opt-out request?
BeenVerified handles all opt-out requests for NeighborWho. It will take between 24 and 72 hours for your information to be removed from both sites. We recommend you clear your cache and check back after this time to make sure removal has been successful. If not, contact BeenVerified support.
How long does it take to complete the NeighborWho opt-out process?
The opt-out process, which is handled by BeenVerified, should take you around 10 – 20 minutes.
Where does NeighborWho get its data?
NeighborWho aggregates data from online public records and from other data brokers such as BeenVerified.
Will my personal information appear on NeighborWho again after I opt out?
It is possible that NeighborWho will add your information to their database again after some time. Depending on how often they refresh their database and whether they use a suppression list. Your information will appear again after data removal on most data broker websites.
To avoid this problem, we recommend you regularly check the website and complete the data removal process as needed.
You can avoid this hassle with a subscription to Incogni. We conduct regular data sweeps to make sure your data stays off the websites we remove it from.
Does NeighborWho have the right to use my personal information?
Yes, NeighborWho is a legal website and has the right to collect and sell personal information. It operates within data privacy laws such as the CCPA. Depending on your location, this means that you have the right to make the website delete your data.
