Public information
Profiles, search results, and public details within the scope we agree with you.
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Personal Privacy AssessmentKnow what you share
with the world.
Old accounts. Public profiles. Settings you haven’t checked.
See what’s visible and decide what to change.
Your information. A closer look.A clearer picture of
A clearer picture of
your digital footprint.
You don’t have to disappear from the internet to be more private.
Start by understanding what is visible and which changes are worth your time.
A review built around youStart with the parts
Start with the parts
that concern you.
Maybe your work makes you easy to find. Maybe you’ve lost track of old accounts. We agree what to review, look at the information available, and explain the practical options.
Tell us what prompted the review
Account visibility
Who can see what you share, along with relevant account settings and app permissions.
Practical priorities
Changes to consider now, tasks for later, and the reasons behind each recommendation.
What you leave withA plan you can
A plan you can
actually use.
The value of a review is knowing what to do next. Your findings should be clear enough to act on, without having to decode a technical report.
- A summary of the information found during the review
- Recommended changes, in order of importance
- A walkthrough of the findings and your options
From a question to a plan
One step at a time.
We establish the scope before reviewing your information.
- 01
Tell us what’s on your mind.
Describe the profiles, accounts, or public information you’re concerned about. A short explanation is enough to start.
- 02
Agree what we’ll review.
Confirm the accounts, information sources, deliverables, timing, and any fees before the assessment begins.
- 03
Choose your next steps.
Go through the findings and recommendations. Decide what to change yourself and where you may want further help.
Before the first conversationStart with the concern.
Talk about your privacy Start with the concern.
Keep the details simple.
Tell us what you would like to understand or change. You can describe the situation without sending identity documents, private account exports, passwords, or recovery codes.
A few useful answers
Before you get started.
Who is this assessment for?
People who want a clearer view of their public information, including professionals with a public profile and anyone reviewing years of online accounts. The review starts with your concerns, not a fixed list of accounts you must share.
Will you remove my information from the internet?
The assessment identifies information and explains your options. Closing a profile or requesting removal from another website is a separate action. The account provider or website owner may control the outcome.
Do I need to share my passwords?
No. Do not send passwords or recovery codes. If a settings review is needed, we can agree how you will show the relevant settings while keeping control of your account.
How much does an assessment cost?
The work depends on the accounts, information sources, and questions involved. We agree the scope, fees, and deliverables before you commit.
Does an assessment cover everything about me online?
No review can establish every piece of information held about you. The findings describe what was reviewed, the sources available, and any limits of the agreed work.