What does the internetknow about you?

I had no idea an old forum account was still live under my real name. Found it in the first scan and deleted it the same day.

My email showed up in three separate breaches. I spent that weekend changing every password. Worth it just for that.

I checked myself before a job interview. What came up was not terrible, but I cleaned it up anyway. Good to know either way.

My old address was sitting in a public records site I had never heard of. The removal steps were clear enough that I handled it myself in twenty minutes.

I thought I had a small online footprint. The report found eleven accounts. I only remembered four of them.

A username I used in high school was still tied to my full name. Never would have found that on my own.

After my card got compromised I wanted to know how much of my information was floating around. This gave me a straight answer instead of guesswork.

The photo section surprised me. There were pictures of me on a site I had never visited.

Clean report, no upsells, no scare tactics. It just showed me what was there and what to do about it.

I run a small business under my own name, so what shows up when people search me actually matters. I check it every couple of months now.

Two data broker listings had my phone number and both of my previous addresses. The guides walked me through opting out of each one.

I expected a generic report. Instead it found a secondary email I had not used since college, still connected to three accounts.