For the price, could be more efficient
Update: starting to find out that re-exposure happens faster than PrivacyBee can handle. The price doesn’t match the service compared to others. It may say that it checks thousands of websites but with that I think that’s where the speed tradeoff comes in and causes the re-exposures.
The app still doesn’t operate efficiently or effectively. You can ignore a name or file but it still shows up in your report as an exposure to you, skewing the numbers and data. My honest opinion is to move on to a different service until they can figure out how fix the speed of exposure removal, the bugginess of the app, better detailed reporting, sign-in issues, and the price for the service.
Been a paying member for a minute. The exposure cleanup is slower than I would like, even for the small amount of exposure I currently have and for the price I am paying.
The app is confusing when detailing exposure. It’ll state “Failure” but also “Exposure has been closed”. Why this is confusing to me is because it doesn’t state whether they have successfully removed my info or they just consider it “closed” because they gave it the good ol’ college try, kind of like submitting a ticket to a Helpdesk and they close it because of unknown reasons/no explanation.
I think the information should be laid out a little more clearly in this regard.
A risk factor rating and resistance to remove data rating/meter for the data brokers would be nice also.
The app still doesn’t operate efficiently or effectively. You can ignore a name or file but it still shows up in your report as an exposure to you, skewing the numbers and data. My honest opinion is to move on to a different service until they can figure out how fix the speed of exposure removal, the bugginess of the app, better detailed reporting, sign-in issues, and the price for the service.
Been a paying member for a minute. The exposure cleanup is slower than I would like, even for the small amount of exposure I currently have and for the price I am paying.
The app is confusing when detailing exposure. It’ll state “Failure” but also “Exposure has been closed”. Why this is confusing to me is because it doesn’t state whether they have successfully removed my info or they just consider it “closed” because they gave it the good ol’ college try, kind of like submitting a ticket to a Helpdesk and they close it because of unknown reasons/no explanation.
I think the information should be laid out a little more clearly in this regard.
A risk factor rating and resistance to remove data rating/meter for the data brokers would be nice also.
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So far so good
I occasionally google my name and city and it was pain jumping through data broker hoops to get information deleted. Then it reappears and I need to do the whole process over again. I took a risk and paid for 1 month. It was $38 but after a couple days, I tried looking on sites that had my name and it was gone. I changed to the 1 year plan and they prorated the $38 and applied the remaining to the 1 yr plan which is $190. Nice that I didn’t need to ask them to do it. So far I’m enjoying the service.
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For the price, could be more efficient
Been a paying member for a minute. The exposure cleanup is slower than I would like, even for the small amount of exposure I currently have and for the price I am paying.
The app is confusing when detailing exposure. It’ll state “Failure” but also “Exposure has been closed”. Why this is confusing to me is because it doesn’t state whether they have successfully removed my info or they just consider it “closed” because they gave it the good ol’ college try, kind of like submitting a ticket to a Helpdesk and they close it because of unknown reasons/no explanation.
I think the information should be laid out a little more clearly in this regard.
A risk factor rating and resistance to remove data rating/meter for the data brokers would be nice also.
The app is confusing when detailing exposure. It’ll state “Failure” but also “Exposure has been closed”. Why this is confusing to me is because it doesn’t state whether they have successfully removed my info or they just consider it “closed” because they gave it the good ol’ college try, kind of like submitting a ticket to a Helpdesk and they close it because of unknown reasons/no explanation.
I think the information should be laid out a little more clearly in this regard.
A risk factor rating and resistance to remove data rating/meter for the data brokers would be nice also.
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Worthless.
I can go on google to the very first website that it claims it already scrubbed my data from and find multiple entries about me.
Awesome service!
Privacy Bee has been an awesome experience. They’ve helped me remove so much information that I didn’t even realize was out there. Highly recommend!