How to remove your personal info from Reunion.com
Stop Reunion.com (reunion.com) from selling your address, phone number, and relatives' info. Here is the safest way to opt out.
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Sends to privacy@mylife.com
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Manual DIY Removal vs. OfflistMe Instant Request Generation
While opting out of Reunion.com directly is free under privacy laws, your personal data remains live across 90+ other people-search engines.
| Feature / Effort | Manual DIY Opt-Out | OfflistMe Instant Requests |
|---|---|---|
| Time required | ~22 Hours (15 min x 90+ sites) | ⚡ 30 Seconds |
| Number of forms to submit | 90+ separate web forms | 1-Click execution |
| Email & ID verifications | 90+ confirmation emails & ID steps | Sent directly from your inbox |
| Re-exposure monitoring | None (must re-check manually) | Continuous quarterly sweep |
| Subscription commitment | Free (High manual labor) | One-Time or Annual (No Sub Trap) |
What is the current Reunion.com / MyLife relationship?
Reunion.com's current homepage is reachable as a people-finder site and links its “Do Not Sell My Personal Information” control to MyLife. That supports a privacy-routing relationship, but it does not by itself prove legal ownership, a shared database, or that every Reunion.com result is held by MyLife. A June 18, 2026 PrivacyOn guide describes the relationship as a MyLife route; treat that as secondary context.
How to request removal of a Reunion.com / MyLife profile
- Step 1: Find the matching profile. Search the current MyLife site for your name and record the exact profile URL, if one appears. Keep separate URLs for separate matching profiles.
- Step 2: Recheck the current privacy route. A July 10, 2026 secondary guide reports mylife.com/privacyrequest as the current MyLife privacy-request path and says older paths may no longer work. The first-party route was not independently fetchable in OfflistMe's latest read-only check, so verify the live page before submitting.
- Step 3: Provide minimum matching context. Current secondary guidance lists a full name, profile URL, email address, and may ask for age, date of birth, current address, or a previous address. Send only what the live route requires; do not volunteer a government ID or unnecessary sensitive data.
- Step 4: Keep evidence and recheck. The secondary guide recommends retaining the request record and asking for written acknowledgment or a confirmation number. Recheck the exact profile after the stated estimate; a profile change does not prove removal from other people-search sites or source records.
Removal timeline and limits
| Action | Timeframe or boundary |
|---|---|
| Provider response or completion | No current provider-published SLA confirmed |
| Third-party estimate | 7–10 business days after processing, according to the current PrivacyOn guide; not a provider guarantee |
| Scope | Recheck the MyLife profile separately; other sites and source records require separate requests |
If the legacy route is unavailable
Keep the exact profile URL and your request record. Current secondary guidance lists privacy email and phone support, but the provider pages were not independently confirmed in the latest check. Recheck the official MyLife privacy route before sending personal information, and use the legal deadline that applies to your jurisdiction rather than assuming a universal response period.
The Faster Alternative: Browser-Generated Drafts
Instead of navigating complex forms and uploading your ID to verify your identity (which exposes you to more risk), you can send a formal privacy request via email.
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| Metric | Status | Verdict |
|---|---|---|
| Removal Cost | FREE | Mandated by Law |
| Time to Process | No provider-published SLA; a current third-party guide estimates 7–10 business days | Estimated |
| Difficulty Level | 4/5 | Hard (Dark Patterns) |
| ID Verification | Not Required | Low Privacy Risk |
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