Remove Your Personal Information From 120+ Data Brokers

Data brokers are companies that collect and sell your personal information, including your name, address, phone number, email, and more. This data is used for targeted advertising, but also enables identity theft, doxxing, stalking, and spam. Removing yourself from these sites significantly reduces your digital exposure.

Redact runs locally on your device and automatically submits opt-out requests to 120+ data broker sites on your behalf. It handles the entire process: finding your listings, submitting removal requests, and following up to ensure your data is actually removed.

Yes. Redact runs on your device and submits opt-outs as you, so your posts and logins never reach us. The one server step is when a broker emails a confirmation link: those arrive in an inbox we generate for you, encrypted so only your app can open the link (our servers never read them), and we delete them once the removal completes. We never store your broker profile.

Initial scans complete within minutes. Removal times vary by broker; some process requests within hours, while others take days or weeks. Redact tracks the status of every request and follows up automatically until your data is confirmed removed.

This is extremely common. Brokers regularly re-collect and re-list personal information from public sources. Redact's 24/7 continuous monitoring detects re-listings and automatically submits new removal requests, keeping you protected indefinitely.

Yes! You can download Redact and run a free scan to see exactly where your personal data is exposed across 120+ broker sites. You'll get a full report with screenshots before deciding to proceed with removals.

Redact covers 120+ data broker sites including Spokeo, Whitepages, TruePeopleSearch, BeenVerified, PeopleFinders, Intelius, MyLife, Radaris, US Search, ZabaSearch, and dozens more across people-search sites, background check services, and data aggregators. You can see the full broker list before running your first scan.

Redact finds and requests removal of your name, current and past addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, date of birth, relatives' names, property records, marital status, profile photos, and other identifying details that data brokers compile into searchable profiles.

Data broker removal won't stop spam from sources you've already given your info to (mailing lists you signed up for, services you've registered with), and it won't remove information from the original public records (court records, property records). It specifically removes your profile from third-party data brokers who republish and sell that information.

Yes. In the US, most states (especially California under the CCPA) give you a legal right to request removal of your personal information from data brokers. Redact uses the official opt-out channels each broker is required to provide.

Redact's data broker removal is built for people based in the US. The 120+ sites it covers are US people-search and data-broker services, and removals rely on the opt-out rights US residents have (such as California's CCPA). If you're outside the US, Redact's social media and account-deletion tools still work, but data broker removal is US-focused for now.

Redact monitors all 120+ broker sites continuously, 24/7. When a broker re-lists your information (which happens constantly, since they re-scrape public records), Redact automatically submits a new removal request, usually within hours of re-exposure.

Yes. Redact supports multiple identity profiles so you can protect family members, name variants (maiden names, nicknames), and past addresses all from the same app. Each profile is scanned and opted out from your device, and none of them are stored in our databases.

Removing your profile from data brokers often removes you from Google search results indirectly, because most people-search results on Google come from data broker sites. Once Redact removes your listings, those pages either delete your profile or return a 404, and Google drops them from the index over time.

The biggest difference is where your data lives. Incogni, DeleteMe, and Optery all require uploading your personal information to their servers so their teams can process removals on your behalf, meaning your sensitive data lives in their databases. Redact runs on your device and submits opt-outs as you, so your broker profile never lives in our databases; the only server step is relaying the brokers' confirmation emails, which are encrypted so only your app can open them. Redact is also bundled with 30+ social media deletion tools for one price.