Your name, address, phone number and relatives are probably listed on dozens of people search sites right now. This hub walks you through finding those listings and getting them taken down, broker by broker, with a verified opt out step for each one.
Remove Your Data
Start here
See what is exposed
Run the Exposure Scan to find the data broker listings that carry your name.
Run the scanFollow the verified steps
Every broker page has an exact opt out path, checked on the source.
Browse the directoryTrack and re-check
Add brokers to the Removal Tracker so nothing reappears unnoticed.
Open the trackerFree tool
See where your data is listed
Run the Exposure Scan with your name and state. It checks the people search and data broker sites that commonly list a profile like yours and builds your removal checklist.
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State Privacy Laws
Whether you have a legal right to ask a company to delete your data depends on which state you live in. This tracker lists each state's privacy law in plain English: who it covers, what rights it gives you, and the exact steps to file a request. This page explains general rights and steps. It…
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Fixture: Privacy playbook for survivors
Fixture playbook: risks, rights, a 7 day plan and resources for survivors. All names, phone numbers and links are fictional placeholders.
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Fixture: How to Freeze Your Credit
Why this matters A credit freeze stops most new accounts from being opened in your name.