Inventory exposures
Agree on the names and details to look for, record public source URLs, and prioritize the listings you want addressed. We work only with your authorization.
Personal privacy · Written scope
Reduce the personal information people can find about you.
We find exposed listings, submit eligible removal requests, and show you what changed. The work is documented; the outcome depends on each site or search provider.
A search for your name, phone number, or address can surface people-search listings you did not create. Digital footprint cleanup is a guided removal effort with a defined list of URLs and a visible result for each one.
What the service does
Submit eligible requests
Use available broker opt-outs, source-site removal paths, and search-provider processes. Some requests need identity verification that you control through the provider's secure process.
Report the result
Log submission dates and statuses, distinguish approved from pending or denied, check what is still visible, and give you a recheck plan for listings that can return.
Clear limits, no “wipe the internet” promise
- Removing a Google Search result does not erase the page from the website hosting it.
- Some public records and other pages may not qualify for removal. Broker listings can reappear later.
- We report requests and observed results separately. A submitted request is not a confirmed removal.
You receive
- An agreed exposure and source-URL inventory
- Eligible requests with dates and confirmation details
- A status log: submitted, approved, denied, or still visible
- One follow-up check and a recheck plan
To start
Tell us which types of exposure concern you and whether you have a few public URLs already. We agree on coverage, timing, and a written quote before the work starts. You decide whether any provider-specific identity check is acceptable.
Please do not send identification documents or sensitive account details in the first email.
Ask for a private scope
Describe the kind of listing you want reviewed. We will reply with coverage, deliverables, and price for an agreed first sweep.
Email about cleanup →Your first message should contain no ID documents or private account credentials.
Common questions
Can you remove everything about me from the internet?
No. The work covers agreed URLs and eligible requests; public records, other copies, and later republication can remain.
If Google removes a result, is the information gone?
No. Google says the source page may still contain it. We distinguish search-result removal from a source-site change.
Can I do this myself?
Yes. The FTC explains how to opt out of people-search sites, and Google explains its personal-information removal requests. Our service does the agreed tracking and eligible requests with your authorization.