It’s not easy to know exactly how to remove yourself from data broker sites. But it’s worth the peace of mind and added privacy! We’ll show you how.
How to remove yourself from data broker sites
https://privacybee.com/blog/how-to-remove-yourself-from-data-broker-sites/
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There's more information about you out there that you can imagine
All of it can be had by anyone for a price
You'll never be able to get all of it down
But you can reduce it a lot, either manually or by subscribing to a paid service
Some paid services do a good job of curbing your public data, and here are two of the best
How to Opt Out of Data-Broker and People-Finder Services
https://www.tomsguide.com/uk/reference/how-to-opt-out-of-data-broker-and-people-finder-services
the DIY method is wgat i;d recommend you do
"If you go the DIY route, you should go back and check the data brokers' records periodically. Start by checking a week or two after submitting the deletion request, said Stephens, and then about every 6 months to a year afterwards"