You're public by profession. Your kids shouldn't be findable through you.
A public-facing career, community role, or sizeable online presence makes you searchable — and brokers link households by address, so your children's names and home address get pulled in too. We find those listings and start removing them, for you and your family.
Protect your household →Your public profile extends to your children
Broker sites don't separate your professional visibility from your family's privacy. When people search for you, your household comes along for the ride.
Children listed as "relatives" on your profile
Brokers list household members automatically — children's names and approximate ages. Anyone who pulls up your listing can see who lives with you and how they're related.
Social media and press connect to household data
Professional profiles, media appearances, and published work feed brokers identity signals that enrich your record. The more findable your name, the more complete the listings — household details included.
Community involvement adds local discoverability
PTA roles, coaching, school board service, and volunteer leadership generate records in local databases and publications. National aggregators pick them up, tying your community role to your home address and family composition.
Your visibility sets the household's exposure level
The most publicly visible family member sets the floor for everyone. Your children's and partner's privacy is capped by your own discoverability, no matter how private they keep themselves.
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See which sites connect your professional visibility to your family's home address.
Protect your household →Protect your household from your visibility
Trace visibility to exposure
We scan the web for your name and your family's. The report shows how your professional presence — press mentions, social profiles, event appearances — has been aggregated into broker records that include your children's names and home address.
Break the link to your children
We submit removals for your profiles, your partner's, and the "relatives" sections that name your children. The goal is to separate your public identity from your household's private details, so a search for your name doesn't surface your home address.
Verify every removal
Each submission is checked. Brokers that partially comply — removing your profile but leaving a child's name in a "relatives" section — get follow-up requests and continued escalation until that data comes down too.
Stay ahead of new press and records
Every new article, panel appearance, or media mention gives brokers fresh identity signals. We detect re-listings driven by your ongoing visibility and submit removals before the new records mature into full profiles with household data.
Why public-facing parents choose managed protection
| Manual opt-outs | Generic privacy tools | Delist.ai | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Children's data | Same complex process per child | Varies | Included |
| Household linkage removal | Not targeted | Partial | Full profiles |
| Places covered | 10-20 per person | 50-200 | Brokers, AI, search, dark web |
| Re-listing detection | None | Limited | All members |
| Time investment | Hours per member, monthly | Per-seat pricing | One family plan |
| Legal deletion requests | Draft yourself | Rarely | CCPA/GDPR |
Questions from public-facing parents
See what's published about your household
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