Remove yourself from ZoomInfo
Estimated time: 10 minutes. Difficulty: easy.
Steps
- Open ZoomInfo's privacy page and click "Request Removal" (it is also reachable from the "Your Privacy" link in the zoominfo.com footer). You land on a "Request to Remove Your Information" form.
- Enter your email address and phone number — use the work email ZoomInfo is most likely to have on file, because that is how it finds your profile. Your name is optional. Click "Get Code".
- Check that inbox. Depending on the version of the form you get, the email holds either a six-digit code to type into the page and "Confirm", or a single "Verify Opt-Out Request" button to click. Either way, no phone call or ID is required.
- If your email isn't on a ZoomInfo record, you're asked for extra details (name, employer, profile URL) so they can find you. If it is, you go straight to the "Remove My Profile" page.
- Choose a reason ("privacy concern" is fine), decide whether to let ZoomInfo pass your opt-out to other data brokers, and click "Submit". A confirmation page appears after a few seconds.
- Suppression usually lands within 24–72 hours; give it up to 5 business days. If you're still listed after that, email remove@zoominfo.com.
The opt-out suppresses the profile ZoomInfo has today. It keeps crawling company sites, signatures and LinkedIn-style sources, so a new job or new email address can spawn a fresh record. Re-check after each job change and every six months or so.
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