Find and remove your personal information from the internet
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- Automated data removal: take back your personal information and stay in control.
- Breach alerts: get notified instantly if your data is exposed.
Managing your digital footprint in a data-driven world
Uncover the ways your personal information is tracked and shared, and take steps to protect your identity and digital footprint.
Digital footprint: What it is and how to manage it
Your digital footprint is the trail of data you leave behind online — learn what a digital footprint contains and how to manage it in our guide.
Social security number data breaches affect millions
Learn how data breaches have exposed millions of Social Security Numbers, how it may affect you, and what you can do to protect yourself.
Equifax data breach: A look at how it happened
Nearly 148 million Americans had their information stolen in the Equifax data breach of 2017, which germinated with a software vulnerability.
What is a data broker?
A data broker collects and sells, licenses, or otherwise makes available personal information about consumers they don’t directly interact with.
How to remove personal information from the Internet
You can remove your information from the internet by deleting a search result, opting out of data broker sites, or using a service like Monitor.
TruthFinder Removal Guide
Follow this step-by-step guide to removal from TruthFinder, including data from public records, people search engines, and more.
Intelius Guide to Remove My Info
Follow this step-by-step guide to remove your information from Intelius, including your home address, phone number, and family member names.
Been Verified Removal Guide
Follow this step-by-step guide to removal from Been Verified to protect your home address, phone number, family member names, and more.
Instant Checkmate Removal Guide
Follow this step-by-step guide to removal from Instant Checkmate, including data from public records, people search engines, and more.
Massive Password Leak: 16 Billion Credentials from Apple, Google, Facebook Exposed
Cybersecurity experts have confirmed what may be the largest data breach in history, with over 16 billion stolen usernames and passwords leaked online. The compromised accounts span major platforms including Apple, Google, Facebook, GitHub, Telegram, popular VPN services, and even government websites. The sheer scale of this leak is unprecedented and poses risks to online privacy and security.
How to Stop Spam Calls, Texts, and Emails by Removing Your Personal Info Online
Getting endless spam calls, texts, and emails? Your personal info may be exposed online. Learn why spam is getting worse and how data brokers make you a target.
