Data Privacy

How to take legal action against people harassing you on social media in the USA.

Explore how 2025 state privacy laws reshaped U.S. data rights, from universal opt out to stricter health data rules, and what consumers and brands must do.

Understand ChatGPT’s privacy policy in plain English - what data OpenAI collects, how it’s used, and how to protect your conversations.

TikTok won't clear your liked videos for you. Unlike by hand, hide them, or clear every like at once with Redact, and see what the free plan covers.

California privacy laws AB 656, AB 566, and SB 361 expand account deletion, browser opt-out, and data broker transparency. Learn what’s changing now.

Reports say the Cancel the Hate app exposed user emails and phone numbers. Learn what happened and how to reduce your risk.

A plain look at whether Redact.dev is safe and legit, covering how it works, what data it does and doesn't collect, supported platforms and plans.

The 15 most infamous streamer and influencer doxxings, how doxxers find personal details, and the steps creators can take to shrink their exposure.

Over 70,000 government ID images leaked after Discord's support vendor Zendesk was breached. See what was exposed and what you can do now.

X has no delete-all button. Bulk delete every tweet, reply, and repost, clear older posts with your X archive, and see what you can do for free.

Learn how to reset your Twitter followers. This guide shows how to delete followers and unfollow everyone with Redact using preview and safe pacing.

Police in the UK continue to arrest people for online posts that are reported as threatening, harassing, or grossly offensive.

Should governments regulate social media? Weigh free-speech risks, kids’ safety, privacy, and global models like Section 230 and the EU DSA.

Proton Mail suspended two Phrack journalists' accounts after a CERT alert, then restored them after an outcry. We set out what happened and what each side says.

What data brokers know about you, and how to stop them. See data sources, risks, and step-by-step opt-outs. Clean up old social posts with Redact.

The FTC's 6(b) probe into AI companion chatbots and whistleblower claims against Meta spotlight growing risks to kids' data, safety, and digital footprints.

Ready to leave social media? Clean your accounts up, revoke app permissions, and safely deactivate using this simple 4-step privacy guide.

Deleting your social media footprint with Redact takes four steps. Pick your platforms, filter by date or keyword, preview the deletion, then schedule cleanups.