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### Persopo
Search for your information here: [https://persopo.com/search](https://persopo.com/search). Cut and paste the text of it (which is hard to do because of the 1990s site format, but is required by the site) and email it along with your opt-out request to [support@persopo.com](mailto:support@persopo.com). You can also mail your request to Persopo.com,
Attention: Opt Out Dept., 848 N. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 20, Las Vegas, NV 89107. (Opt-out instructions are posted here: [https://info.persopo.com/opt-out.html](https://info.persopo.com/opt-out.html)—this site unfortunately does not use HTTPS securely).
Attention: Opt Out Dept., 848 N. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 20, Las Vegas, NV 89107. (Opt-out instructions are posted here: [https://info.persopo.com/opt-out.html](https://info.persopo.com/opt-out.html).
### 🎫 PimEyes
PimEyes is an online face search engine that uses face recognition to perform a reverse image search, finding pictures of your face (or others like it) throughout the Internet. If you want to see if your photographs are in PimEyes’ database, consider uploading a photo to [https://pimeyes.com/](https://pimeyes.com/). (I used a very public photo that I know is already online, but you can also take a photo with your camera—which PimEyes claims it does not store.) To opt out, you’ll need to upload an image of your face on [https://pimeyes.com/en/opt-out-request-form](https://pimeyes.com/en/opt-out-request-form), and also attach a photo ID with all sensitive data (other than your name and photograph) blurred. The easiest way to do this, in my opinion, is through Signal, the encrypted messaging app, which has a blur feature described [in its blog](https://signal.org/blog/blur-tools/). You can also use tools such as Photoshop or even make a copy of your ID and use a Sharpie. Finally, you’ll need to provide your email address.