Brokers re-list people, and AI services re-train on fresh data. Every month we scan your exposure and automatically re-file removals when your information reappears on a site we cover.
Get protected →Brokers pull your data from upstream feeds, and those feeds keep updating. A broker can re-publish your address, phone, and relatives within weeks of a confirmed removal, and you'd never know until the spam calls started again.
On its own, a removal doesn't reliably last. That's the gap monthly monitoring closes: each full scan looks for new and returning listings, and eligible removals are re-filed when your information reappears.
Every month we run a full scan of data brokers, AI services, and public records, catching new listings, new sites, and changes to ones we've already cleared.
After we file a removal, its case stays visible in your dashboard so you can see what was submitted, what is in progress, and what has been confirmed.
The monthly full scan looks for new and returning listings across the sources we cover. When an eligible listing reappears, we queue it for re-filing; if a page cannot be confirmed, we do not act on a guess.
Detection triggers re-submission, with no action needed from you. If a broker keeps re-listing you, we flag it for escalated handling.
Your dashboard shows a trend chart as removals are confirmed. Watch your exposure score fall, and see when something creeps back up.
Compare any two scans side by side: which listings came down, which are new, and how your overall exposure shifted between rounds.
Every broker tracked through its full lifecycle: in progress, submitted, opt-out confirmed, removed. No guessing where anything stands.
A chronological feed of everything happening in the background: new findings, filed removals, confirmed takedowns, and re-listing alerts. You stay informed without having to check.
A free scan shows what's out there. Delist removes it, and keeps filing when it comes back.
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