Remove My Info: Data Brokers

Find where your personal information may appear, remove it through official and supported channels, and keep the result on watch. FIND WHAT IS EXPOSED Start with one email address or phone number—no account wall. Remove My Info checks useful public-web formats, explains why a possible match surfaced, and waits for you to confirm or reject it. Nothing enters a removal queue from a guess. CALIFORNIA: ONE FREE REQUEST TO 600+ DATA BROKERS California residents can open the state’s official DROP service from Remove My Info. One request reaches more than 600 registered data brokers. Complete residency verification and legal terms with California, then connect the confirmation ID so Remove My Info can keep the next status check clear. Remove My Info never receives your California residency verification, identity documents, or legal attestation. REMOVE WITH LESS DISCLOSURE • Review each recipient and the minimum information needed before a supported request sends. • Other saved emails, phones, aliases, addresses, and identity documents stay out by default. • Replies and rechecks return to Needs review only when your decision is needed. • A separate activity record shows the recipient, shared fields, withheld fields, case reference, and activity reference. KEEP REMOVALS ON WATCH • Exposure Watch schedules 7, 30, 45, and 90-day check-ins after a supported request is sent. • A broker’s claim stays separate from an independent check. • Still listed and reappeared are different states, so your history says exactly what happened. • If a confirmed California listing remains after 30 days, prepare a sourced evidence timeline and open the official CPPA complaint form. You review and submit it yourself. • Receive a short weekly or monthly update only when there is useful activity. CHECK BEFORE YOU ANSWER OR CLICK • Check an unknown number against useful exact-number public-web context and available Federal Trade Commission complaint reports. FTC complaints are unverified and caller ID can be spoofed. • Check a recovery-verified email against known breach history when provider access is configured, and view results in the app. • Check suspicious messages and links on your device; pasted content is cleared instead of uploaded. • Open the official National Do Not Call Registry and Apple’s call-screening controls. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT • Your workspace begins on your device. Passwordless encrypted recovery is optional. • Add multiple emails and phone numbers. Common phone formats are consolidated automatically. • No subscription, ads, data resale, or tracking SDK. • Government verification, CAPTCHAs, identity documents, legal attestations, and regulator submissions stay with you and the official service. Have an idea or find a problem? Send contextual feedback from a step or activity record, or open My info.