EliminateMyData 
Found your personal information on PeopleFinder? You’re looking at another data broker site that’s been publishing people’s names, addresses, phone numbers, and personal details for years — available to anyone who wants to search for you. This guide covers how to remove yourself from PeopleFinder, what to expect during the process, and why handling PeopleFinder … Read more
If you’re using the same password on more than one account right now, you’re one data breach away from losing everything. Your email, your bank account, your social media, your shopping accounts — all compromised because a criminal got your password from one hacked website and tried it everywhere else. This isn’t hypothetical. Credential stuffing … Read more
If your personal information is on Intelius, it’s probably on a dozen other sites too — because Intelius operates one of the largest networks of people search sites on the internet. When you opt out of Intelius, you’re not just dealing with one website. You’re dealing with an entire family of sites that share the … Read more
You just got an email saying a company you use was hacked and your personal information was exposed in a data breach. Maybe it was your email provider, a retailer, a social media platform, or your health insurance company. Your heart sinks. What now? First: don’t panic. A data breach notification doesn’t mean your identity … Read more
Your social media profiles are one of the biggest sources of personal information that data brokers use to build profiles about you. Your name, location, employer, birthday, phone number, family members, interests, and photos — data brokers scrape all of it and add it to the profiles they sell to advertisers, background check companies, and … Read more
Imagine waking up one morning and your phone has no signal. No calls, no texts, no data. You restart it — nothing. You call your carrier from another phone and discover that someone called them pretending to be you, convinced them to transfer your phone number to a new SIM card, and now they control … Read more
If you’ve tried to remove yourself from Radaris, you already know it’s one of the most frustrating data broker sites on the internet. While sites like TruePeopleSearch let you opt out in a few clicks, Radaris has earned a reputation as a “dishonorable data broker” — a site that makes the removal process intentionally difficult … Read more
You get an email that looks like it’s from your bank. It uses your real name. It references your actual address. It even mentions a recent transaction that seems familiar. Everything about it screams legitimate — except it’s not. It’s a phishing email, and the scammer behind it knows your personal details because data brokers … Read more
Of all the data broker sites out there, MyLife might be the most aggressive — and the most infuriating. Not only does MyLife publish your name, address, phone number, and personal details like every other people search site, but it also assigns you a public “Reputation Score” that anyone can see. A number, generated by … Read more
Is DeleteMe worth the $129/year price tag? If you’re researching data removal services, DeleteMe is probably one of the first names you’ve come across — they’ve been around since 2011 and have endorsements from the New York Times, PCMag, and Wirecutter. But being well-known doesn’t automatically mean being the best value. We researched DeleteMe alongside … Read more