Remove Your Personal Information From Data Broker Sites
Data brokers, people-search engines, and public aggregators sell your home address, phone numbers, family member names, and financial records to anyone who looks. We submit removal requests and monitor for re-listing.
Your Personal Data Is Exposed
When you search your name online, you aren't just finding social media profiles. Dozens of data broker sites systematically collect and publish:
Contact Information
Current & past home addresses, phone numbers, email addresses.
Personal & Family Connections
Relatives' names, maiden names, and associate records.
Financial & Public Records
Property records, court documents, and estimated household income.
Why DIY Opt-Outs Fail
Data brokers constantly re-scrape public records. Even if you submit a manual removal request, your personal information typically reappears every 3 to 6 months unless actively monitored and blocked.
Every Category of Exposed Data
A forensic approach that covers the full spectrum of your digital exposure.
Personal Identifiers
Remove full legal names, aliases, maiden names, and historical phone numbers.
Location History
Erase current residential addresses, mortgage records, and previous places of living.
Family & Relatives
Sever public link trees that map out your spouse, children, and immediate family members.
Public & Court Records
Delete scrapers publishing court documents, legal records, and background checks.
Dark Web & Leak Audits
Monitor breach databases for compromised passwords, emails, and financial markers.
Our 4-Step Internet Privacy Process
Step 1
Forensic Privacy Audit
We review the sources exposing your information and map out the specific profiles, records, and listings that need attention.
Step 2
Automated & Manual Opt-Outs
Our privacy specialists submit verified legal opt-out requests and privacy disclosures to remove your data from public-facing listings.
Step 3
Google Search De-Indexing
We request search engine removals for cached results and URLs exposing personal contact information or sensitive documents.
Step 4
Ongoing Monitoring
Because brokers republish data over time, we monitor for reappearance and continue the removal process when necessary.
Privacy Questions, Answered
Data brokers constantly re-scrape public records. Even after a manual removal request, your information can reappear unless it is actively monitored and re-submitted.
Home addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, family connections, property and court records, and other personal details published by data brokers and people-search sites.
Timelines vary by broker. Many process requests within weeks, and some take longer. Data can reappear, which is why monitoring matters.
We use verified opt-out procedures and applicable privacy laws to request removal of personal data. Results depend on the broker, the source, and the records involved.
Take Your Name Off the Web Today
Request a free, confidential privacy exposure report. See exactly where your home address, phone number, and personal details are currently listed online.
- Full data-broker exposure scan
- Locate every listing of your personal info
- Clear removal roadmap
- 100% confidential — we never sell or share your data