Remove your name, address and phone number from internet searches.
- Automated data broker opt-outs, filed for you.
- Repeated rescans, so the listings stay gone.
- Keep your family's private information off Google search and people-search sites.
- Free do-it-yourself data broker removal guides and other educational online privacy resources.
We generate a report on your own exposure
Many people have upwards of 50 matches
Automated search for names & other info
Opt outs filed for you
Rescans regular & automated
How it works →Why opting out once isn't enough
Data brokers rebuild their files continuously from public records, voter rolls, property deeds and app data.
A successful opt-out removes today's listing, but the next refresh can put your address and phone number straight back.
That's the part Delist My Data automates. Read how it works in detail. New to the vocabulary? The glossary covers the essential terms to understand online privacy.
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