How to remove yourself from Criminal.com
What they publish
Primarily editorial/guide content pointing to official public-record sources and third-party people-search tools; also offers its own third-party name-search widget (exact data fields shown were not confirmed during this audit).
Removing yourself, step by step
0 of 5 done- Search your own name on Criminal.com to see whether a preview/profile appears.
- Visit https://criminal.com/remove-my-records/ for curated opt-out links to major people-search services.
- Follow the specific opt-out flow for whichever underlying broker (Whitepages, Spokeo, BeenVerified, TruthFinder, PeopleConnect/Intelius) is actually showing your data.
- Confirm each removal via the email confirmation link that broker sends.
- California residents can use the state's free "DROP" tool (single deletion request to 500+ registered brokers) referenced on the page; alternatively use a paid service like Optery for ongoing monitoring.
Tap a step to tick it off. Progress is saved in this browser only.
How they confirm it
n/a directly; depends on whichever downstream broker is pursued
If they ignore you
No dedicated escalation path for Criminal.com itself; escalate directly with whichever downstream broker retains your data.
Re-listing risk for this site: Ongoing — the page itself warns "Brokers rebuild their lists from fresh public records, so a profile you removed can resurface months later."
Common questions
How do I remove myself from Criminal.com?
Use Criminal.com's opt-out page (criminal.com/remove-my-records). The guide above lists 5 steps, and this page writes the removal request for you to send from your own email.
Will my information come back on Criminal.com?
Ongoing — the page itself warns "Brokers rebuild their lists from fresh public records, so a profile you removed can resurface months later.". Check again in about 60 days.