Remove your data from 411.com
Delist pursues supported removal requests and tracks their status. Before requesting help with 411.com, check the current request scope and any steps that require you. A request receipt does not establish that a listing is no longer visible.
Prefer to handle the request yourself? Read the 411.com request guide and its current limits.
Review possible exposure
A free scan is separate from paid removal work. Review the supported request scope before proceeding.
Run a free scan- What 411.com is
- people-search site
- Parent company
- Whitepages
- Opt-out difficulty
- moderate
- Opt-out page
- https://www.whitepages.com/suppression-requests
- Verification required
- none
- Time to removal
- immediately to within 24-48 hours
- Does your data come back?
- Listings can reappear as Whitepages refreshes; repeat periodically.
What is 411.com?
A people-search, reverse-phone, and reverse-address lookup site that is owned by and shares the Whitepages database. Whitepages says more than 30 million people use it monthly and that it holds contact information on over 275 million people nationwide.
Data categories Delist has recorded for 411.com
- full name
- age
- current and past addresses
- phone numbers
- relatives/associates
- property records
- criminal/traffic records (via Whitepages Premium)
Removal and reappearance limits
Listings can reappear as Whitepages refreshes; repeat periodically. Check both Whitepages and Whitepages Premium.
Where Delist fits
Review the current supported removal work and any steps that require you. Submission, a provider response and direct visibility establish different things; blocked access is inconclusive.
Beyond 411.com: see your state's data privacy rights for laws that may give you stronger tools than opting out site-by-site.
Find out what data brokers know about you
Start with a free scan to review possible exposure. Review service scope and any required authorization separately.