Published Published June 18, 2026
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How to opt out of Native American Netroots

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Step 1: Go to NativeAmericanNetroots.net and search for your record.

NativeAmericanNetroots.net home page with a person search initiated

Step 2: Locate your profile among the search results and open it.

Person search results on NativeAmericanNetroots.net with an arrow pointing at the View Profile button

Step 3: Scroll the profile page down to the footer, find the “Do Not Sell My Info” link, and click on it.

NativeAmericanNetroots.net footer with the Do Not Sell My Info link pointed at

Step 4: If your profile URL is autopasted, click “Send removal request.” If it’s not, return to the previous page and copy it.

Submitting profile URL to opt out of NativeAmericanNetroots.net

Step 5: Enter the email address you use for opting out of data brokers and click “Delete my profile.”

Submitting email to opt out of NativeAmericanNetroots.net

Step 6: Go to your inbox, open an email from NativeAmericanNetroots, and click the “Delete my info” button.

NativeAmericanNetroots.net opt-out request confirmation email

You’ve submitted your NativeAmericanNetroots.net opt-out request. You should be notified via email when your information is removed.

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How to contact Native American Netroots

Native American Netroots’ support team is available via email at [email protected]. You can also send a message using their online form.

Dimitri Shelest Founder and CEO at Onerep

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.

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