Removal guides → 192.com
How to remove yourself from 192.com
United Kingdom · People search · Difficulty: Easy · 5–10 minutes
192.com is the UK's biggest people-finding site, publishing names, addresses, age guides, co-occupants, and company directorships, much of it sourced from the open electoral register and other public records.
What 192.com can expose about you
- Full name
- Current and past addresses
- Approximate age
- Co-occupants
- Company directorships
Step-by-step removal
- Open the 192.com opt-out (CO1) form.
- Enter your name and full postcode to add yourself to their suppression file.
- Submit the form. Records are usually removed within 24 hours.
- Also opt out of the Open Electoral Register so you don't get re-added.
Open the official 192.com opt-out page →
UK's biggest people-search (700M+ records).
Removing your 192.com record doesn't touch the underlying sources. Opt out of the open electoral register too, or your details can reappear when the next register edition is published.
Keeping it removed
Most people-search sites keep ingesting fresh public records, so a removed listing can reappear months later under a new URL. The reliable fix is cutting off the sources where you can (for UK users, start with the open electoral register) and re-checking periodically.
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Opt-out processes change. This guide was last reviewed in July 2026. If a step no longer matches what you see, tell usand we'll update it.