Contact database

How to remove yourself from ZoomInfo

Some effort About 5 minutes; ZoomInfo reports a median response time of under one day for California deletion requests in 2025 Checked October 14, 2026

ZoomInfo is a B2B contact database run by ZoomInfo Technologies LLC in Vancouver, Washington. It builds professional profiles that link your name to your employer, job title, email addresses and phone numbers, including mobile numbers, and sells access to businesses for sales, marketing and recruiting.

Opt-out method: Online form · opt-out page
Time and difficulty: About 5 minutes; ZoomInfo reports a median response time of under one day for California deletion requests in 2025 · Some effort
What it asks for: Email address, Email confirmation
Run by: ZoomInfo Technologies Inc. (Nasdaq: GTM)
Sister sites: datanyze.com, chorus.ai, comparably.com
California: In the data broker registry: Yes
Good to know: The opt-out page uses bot protection: open it in a normal browser and expect a verification step.
Last checked: Checked on October 14, 2026 by an automated review against the site's own pages. Not yet tested by a person.

What ZoomInfo shows about you

Name, job title, department and employer
Business and personal email addresses (ZoomInfo names Gmail, Yahoo and Hotmail addresses)
Direct business and mobile phone numbers
Employment and education history
Links to social media profiles and to articles by or about you
A public directory page on zoominfo.com with your name, employer and job title; ZoomInfo says direct phone, mobile and email are not shown there

How to opt out of ZoomInfo

1
Open ZoomInfo's privacy page at https://www.zoominfo.com/trust-center/your-privacy and click "Request Removal" (it opens https://privacyrequest.zoominfo.com/remove/verify).
2
Enter an email address ZoomInfo may have for you, such as a current or past work email, and submit the request.
3
Open the email ZoomInfo sends and follow its instructions to confirm the removal. ZoomInfo only sends it if the address matches a profile.
4
If no email arrives, use the link on the confirmation page to open ZoomInfo's follow-up form, and enter your name, a contact email and a short summary, including the link to your profile if you have one.
5
Repeat the request with each other email address you have used at work, because the form looks up your profile by the address you enter.

ZoomInfo's privacy policy names Datanyze LLC as its subsidiary, and the California registry lists Datanyze as a separate data broker. ZoomInfo doesn't say that a ZoomInfo removal also covers Datanyze, so check Datanyze separately.

If the opt-out does not work

Use the follow-up form linked on the confirmation page: enter your name, a contact email and a short summary with your profile link.
Email privacy@zoominfo.com with your name, employer and the email addresses and phone numbers you want removed.
Call ZoomInfo's privacy line at 833-901-0859.

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Tips

Removing your profile does not remove company information: ZoomInfo says it does not remove Business Profiles.
ZoomInfo says that once processed, your profile will no longer be available in its products, and that it may keep limited information to honor your request and help prevent your information from being re-added.
Where it applies, ZoomInfo treats a removal request as an opt-out of sale or sharing of the data in that profile too. Cookie-based sharing is managed separately through its Cookie Settings link or the Global Privacy Control signal.
ZoomInfo has a separate address, stateremoval@zoominfo.com, for people it describes as covered persons under New Jersey's Daniel's Law and similar state laws.

Questions about ZoomInfo

Can I remove myself from ZoomInfo without access to my old work email?

The removal form sends its email to the address you enter. If you can't receive mail there, use the follow-up form linked on the confirmation page, email privacy@zoominfo.com, or call 833-901-0859, the number ZoomInfo lists for privacy requests.

How did ZoomInfo get my mobile number?

ZoomInfo's privacy policy lists several sources: the web, its own research team, data licensed from other companies, customers who share data, and ZoomInfo Lite users who connect their mailbox, which lets ZoomInfo collect "information from email signature lines like name, email address, phone numbers, job title".

Will ZoomInfo delete my company's information too?

No. ZoomInfo says that as a company policy it does not remove Business Profiles. An authorized representative of the business can claim the company profile and correct it instead.

Can I see what ZoomInfo has on me first?

Yes. The same privacy page has a "Request Access" button. ZoomInfo says that once it has verified your identity, it sends you a report of the information it has collected about you.

Sources

Checked on October 14, 2026 by an automated review against the site's own pages. Not yet tested by a person. Drafted with AI assistance from the sources above; the date only moves when someone re-checks the guide. How we check guides.