Hackers recently compromised one of Google’s Salesforce databases, exposing sensitive data from small and medium-sized businesses. The attackers used a maliciously modified Salesforce app to carry out their campaign, raising concerns not just about corporate cybersecurity but also the broader risks posed by social engineering attacks. Social Engineering: How the Google Breach Happened Social engineering […]

Spotify is rolling out a strict new policy in the United Kingdom: if you don’t pass an age verification check, your account could be deactivated and eventually deleted. The change is part of a growing trend toward platform compliance with government safety regulations and it’s sparking concerns about privacy, access, and digital identity. Earlier this […]

Just days after the Tea app made headlines for leaking thousands of personal images, the situation has worsened. A second breach has now exposed over 1.1 million private messages, including sensitive conversations and contact information, prompting Tea to take its direct messaging system offline. If you read our previous post on the Tea breach, you […]

The recently viral Tea app has recklessly mishandled user data, endangering many of the women it claimed to protect. Tea is an app that gained fast popularity as a safety tool for women navigating dating. It allows users to anonymously share reviews and warnings about men they’ve dated or matched with. The concept is rooted […]

Whether you’re retiring an old taste, hiding cringe-era reviews, or curating a cleaner public profile, Redact helps you bulk delete your MyAnimeList content with ease. From anime and manga lists to personal blogs and reviews, you stay in full control of what reflects your fandom. Here’s how to clean up your MAL history using Redact. […]

Your inbox holds years, maybe decades, of conversations, sensitive information, and forgotten messages that could put your privacy at risk. If your email account is ever compromised, those old emails could be used against you. That’s why more people are turning to Redact.dev – a powerful email deletion tool – to clean up and secure […]

Your old tweets, retweets, likes, and replies can quietly build up over time. If left unchecked, they can resurface in ways you didn’t expect. Whether you’re a creator, public figure, or just someone who values digital privacy, Redact is the Twitter clean up tool built to help you delete outdated content and take control of […]

Microsoft recently introduced a new feature called Recall for Windows PCs, designed to automatically take snapshots of your desktop activity throughout the day. While Microsoft claims Recall helps users “find anything they’ve seen on their PC,” it also raises concerns about privacy, data storage, and potential misuse. In this guide, we’ll explain exactly what Microsoft […]

Managing a Pinterest account can get overwhelming, especially if you’ve been making boards for years. Whether you’re cleaning up for a rebrand or just decluttering, Redact gives you full control over your Pinterest content. Here’s how you can bulk delete Boards with just a few clicks. Please note – mass deleting your Pinterest posts requires […]

Looking to clean up your Mastodon history? Whether you’re removing old replies, clearing out media posts, or starting fresh, Redact makes it easy to mass delete your content. Here’s a full guide on how to take control of your Mastodon footprint. Please note – mass deleting your Mastodon posts requires a Redact Ultimate subscription. You can try […]