What you see
A call from an unknown number
A telemarketer offers you a contract. They know your name and your city.
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What you see, and what you don't
When someone contacts you without being asked, they got your contact details somewhere. You only see the result.
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What happens behind the scenes
Your number is in a file that was resold
A company combined it with other information, then sold it to telemarketing firms.
What you see
A text that seems to come from your bank
"Unusual activity on your account, please confirm your information." The message uses your first name.
What happens behind the scenes
Your name was matched with a breach
A service where you have an account was hacked. The scammer uses it to write a believable message.
What you see
Mail or a visit you weren't expecting
Someone found your address without you giving it to them.
What happens behind the scenes
Your address is listed in a directory
Anyone can find it by typing your name into a search engine.
You can't stop what you can't see. We look for it on your behalf.
Where it comes from
How your information travels, from signing up to landing in your inbox
A data broker is a company that gathers information about individuals, cross-references it and resells it, often to telemarketing companies. Most of the time, it does this without your knowledge.
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You share your information
A form, a sweepstakes, a sign-up: you leave a name, an email, sometimes a phone number.
It gets published or stolen
It shows up in a directory, or a hacked service lets it slip out in a breach.
A data broker pulls it together
It cross-references the information with other sources to build a profile, then resells it.
Strangers put it to use
Telemarketers, advertisers, scammers: they contact you already knowing your name.
Directories and the public web
Directory sites, profile pages, public records: anyone can find them by typing your name into a search engine.
What we check
Pages that list your name along with an address, a phone number or relatives.
Data brokers
These companies hold files you can't look at. That means we can't prove they have your data.
What we check
Which data brokers in our registry may hold your information, and how to ask them to remove it.
Data breaches
When a service is hacked, its customers' email addresses end up in circulation. They're then used to craft booby-trapped messages.
What we check
Whether your email address appears in a known breach, which one and when.
Your peace of mind
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You stay in control
You can ask us to delete your scan at any time. Nothing is sent on your behalf without your approval.
We tell you what we can't see
Private databases and closed accounts are outside the scan. An empty report is not a guarantee.
After your report
You decide what happens next
The scan and the report are free, and they will stay that way. After that, you can act on your own with the guidance we give you.
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