Published April 10, 2026 
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What is Men Stopping Violence?
Menstoppingviolence.org originally was an organization aimed at preventing violence against women by educating and engaging men. However, it ceased operations in 2024 and currently functions as a people-search site.
While the premise of researching one’s criminal history to “protect yourself and your loved ones” is legitimate, people-search websites aren’t a fully reliable source of such information. These sites don’t verify the data they publish and may attribute offenses to the wrong person simply because they have the same name as the actual perpetrator. As for Menstoppingviolence.org, it doesn’t currently share any criminal records, but exposes a lot of personal details like phone numbers, home addresses, emails, and relatives.
Men Stopping Violence opt-out steps
Step 1: Open Menstoppingviolence.org. Scroll down a little to the “Find Accurate Information About People in Seconds” section, enter your first and last name into the search bar, and click the search button.
Step 2: Look through the results to find a profile that matches your information. Once you do, click the green “View full profile” button.
Step 3: Check the profile to make sure it represents you and not someone else with the same name. Then, scroll all the way down and follow the “Do Not Sell My Info” link in the footer.
Step 4: The link to your profile should be auto-pasted. If it isn’t, go one step back and copy it. Click “Remove my info.”
Step 5: Check that the right personal data is displayed, then enter your email address and click “Confirm & continue.”
Step 6: Verify your opt-out request by following the link sent to the provided email.
Your Menstoppingviolence.org opt-out request has been submitted. You should shortly receive an email confirmation.
How to contact Menstoppingviolence.org
Menstoppingviolence.org customer support team is available via email at [email protected]. You can also leave a request via the contact form on the site.
Dimitri is a tech entrepreneur and founder of Onerep, the first fully automated data removal service. Top cybersecurity CEO of 2021 by The Software Report.