Identity & location
Names, aliases, ages, home addresses, and address history.
Your name, address, phone number, and family connections are indexed, sold, and increasingly surfaced by AI. Delist is the always-on privacy platform that finds and removes them as your authorized agent, then monitors for their return.
Start your scan by choosing how Delist handles your data.
What Delist looks for
The scan connects exposed records across the open web so you can understand what is public and where it came from.
Names, aliases, ages, home addresses, and address history.
Phone numbers, email addresses, and records that connect them.
Relatives, household members, and the relationships between records.
Data brokers, people-search sites, public records, breaches, and supported AI surfaces.
Delist privacy operations
Delist finds the record, acts as your authorized agent, escalates through available state-specific pathways, verifies removal, and keeps watching for its return.
A potential exposure is located.
The record is checked against your details.
Delist acts through an authorized channel.
Available state privacy pathways are applied.
The exposed record is checked again.
Future scans look for the information returning.
Representative workflow. The path and timing depend on the source and the rights available where you live.
Public personal information can move far beyond the site that first published it.
Addresses and family connections can make someone easy to locate offline.
AI systems can surface personal information on demand, without someone visiting the original source.