# Broxme

> Broxme provides online privacy products and security services for individuals and businesses. Broxme is operated by Nobash LLC in the United States.

Use the linked public pages for product details, service scope and privacy information. Services are scoped before work begins; guidance does not guarantee removal of third-party content, account recovery, or complete protection. The Journal provides general educational information. Contact: hello@broxme.com.

## Company and contact

- [Broxme — Your digital life. More private. More yours.](https://broxme.com/index.md): Broxme provides online security and privacy protection services for individuals and businesses, alongside privacy products including the iShield browser extension.
- [About Broxme](https://broxme.com/about.md): Broxme is a privacy products and online security services company operated by Nobash LLC.
- [Contact Broxme](https://broxme.com/contact.md): Contact Broxme about personal privacy services, business security, iShield, or a privacy request.
- [Support](https://broxme.com/support.md): Get help with iShield, browser extension settings, and Broxme privacy and security service inquiries.

## Privacy products

- [Privacy products](https://broxme.com/products.md): Explore iShield, Broxme’s privacy browser extension, and the personal services that sit alongside it.
- [iShield browser extension](https://broxme.com/ishield.md): Ad blocking, tracker filtering, and privacy controls from Broxme. Explore iShield and find installation support.

## Services for individuals

- [Personal Privacy Assessment](https://broxme.com/personal-privacy-assessment.md): A closer look at your digital footprint, with a clear plan for reducing unnecessary exposure.
- [Digital Identity & Account Security](https://broxme.com/digital-identity-account-security.md): Review sign-ins, account access, and recovery options before a small problem becomes a bigger one.
- [Tracking & Exposure Protection](https://broxme.com/tracking-exposure-protection.md): Review browser tracking and permissions, then choose settings that fit the way you use the web.
- [Scam & Threat Advisory](https://broxme.com/scam-threat-advisory.md): A considered review of suspicious online activity, with an explanation of the warning signs and next steps.
- [Data Breach Response Guidance](https://broxme.com/data-breach-response-guidance.md): Turn breach notifications and exposure findings into a practical account protection plan.

## Services for businesses

- [Business Privacy & Data Protection](https://broxme.com/business-privacy-data-protection.md): Review how your company collects, shares, and grants access to information.
- [IT & Cloud Security](https://broxme.com/it-cloud-security.md): A scoped review of configurations, administrative access, and recovery planning.
- [Workforce Security & Awareness](https://broxme.com/workforce-security-awareness.md): Security awareness and privacy training built around the way your company works.

## Privacy and terms

- [Privacy Policy](https://broxme.com/privacy.md): How Broxme handles website information, support communications, iShield local processing, browser permissions, and filter updates.
- [Website terms of use](https://broxme.com/terms.md): Terms for using the Broxme website, reading its information, and making product or service inquiries.

## Journal

- [The Broxme Journal](https://broxme.com/journal.md): Plain-language articles about online privacy, browser tracking, account protection, and everyday security.
- [Your digital footprint: take back control.](https://broxme.com/digital-footprint.md): A practical starting point for deciding what you want to leave online.
- [Cookies and trackers: understand your choices.](https://broxme.com/cookies-and-trackers.md): What browser data does, and where you have a say.
- [Five habits for a more secure digital life.](https://broxme.com/everyday-security-habits.md): A few repeatable changes for the accounts and devices you use every day.
- [Give your browser a privacy tune-up.](https://broxme.com/browser-privacy-checkup.md): Review permissions and extensions without rebuilding your entire setup.
- [Start with the email account that connects everything.](https://broxme.com/secure-your-main-email.md): Your main inbox is often the recovery route for other accounts. Give it a closer look.
- [A practical first week with a password manager.](https://broxme.com/password-manager-first-steps.md): Move a few important accounts first, rather than trying to migrate everything at once.
- [Turn on a second factor. Plan the recovery too.](https://broxme.com/multi-factor-recovery.md): An extra sign-in check is more useful when you know what happens if your phone is unavailable.
- [Passkeys: what to check before you switch.](https://broxme.com/passkeys-before-you-switch.md): Understand the device and recovery choices behind a different way to sign in.
- [An urgent message? Give it a second route.](https://broxme.com/suspicious-message-checklist.md): Verify an unexpected request without relying on the message that brought it to you.
- [What can a stranger see on your profile?](https://broxme.com/public-profile-review.md): Review your public information from outside your usual signed-in view.
- [Before you close an old account, check these things.](https://broxme.com/close-old-accounts.md): Keep the information and access you still need before removing a service.
- [Does that website still need your camera?](https://broxme.com/browser-permissions-review.md): A simple review of camera, microphone, location, and notification permissions.
- [What private browsing keeps private—and what it doesn’t.](https://broxme.com/private-browsing-limits.md): Understand the limits before relying on a private window.
- [Keep the extensions that earn their place.](https://broxme.com/extension-permissions.md): A small extension review can make your browser easier to understand.
- [Who can open that shared document?](https://broxme.com/sharing-links-work.md): Review the audience of a link before it travels further than intended.
- [A supplier changed bank details. What happens next?](https://broxme.com/payment-change-verification.md): Build a verification habit around an ordinary request with serious consequences.
- [A breach notice arrived. Start with what it actually says.](https://broxme.com/breach-notice-next-steps.md): Work out which information and accounts need attention first.
- [Before a security review, make a useful system list.](https://broxme.com/security-review-small-business.md): A short inventory helps turn a broad concern into a defined piece of work.