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How to Remove Yourself from ZabaSearch (2026 Opt-Out Guide)

Remove your personal data from ZabaSearch with this easy opt-out guide. Free removal steps that work.

Written by GhostMyData TeamFebruary 1, 20265 min read

What is ZabaSearch?

ZabaSearch is a free people-search engine that aggregates public records data. It's owned by Intelius and shares data with related sites.

Information ZabaSearch Displays:

  • Full name
  • Age
  • Current address
  • Past addresses
  • Phone numbers
  • Relatives

ZabaSearch and Intelius Connection

ZabaSearch is part of the Intelius family of sites:

  • ZabaSearch (free basic info)
  • Intelius (paid detailed reports)
  • Other affiliated people-search sites

Opting out of ZabaSearch may not remove you from all related sites.

How to Remove Yourself from ZabaSearch

Step 1: Find Your Record

  • Go to ZabaSearch.com
  • Enter your name and state
  • Find your listing
  • Note the information shown

Step 2: Use Intelius Opt-Out

Since ZabaSearch is owned by Intelius:

  • Go to intelius.com/opt-out/submit
  • Search for your record
  • Select your listing
  • Complete opt-out process

Step 3: Verify Removal

After submitting:

  • Wait 72 hours
  • Search ZabaSearch again
  • Confirm listing is removed

Processing Time

ZabaSearch/Intelius removals take 72 hours typically.

After ZabaSearch Removal

  • Check other Intelius-owned sites
  • Monitor for re-listing
  • Remove from unrelated data brokers

Complete Data Broker Removal

ZabaSearch is just one of many. GhostMyData removes you from:

  • ZabaSearch and all Intelius sites
  • 1,500+ other data brokers
  • Continuous monitoring included

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