A doxxer copies your address, phone, and family from people-search sites, then shares it. See where your information is listed, and we'll work to take each listing down.
See what is exposed →Doxxers search people-search sites, copy what they find, and share it. Your address, phone, and relatives sit on these sites right now, visible to anyone who searches your name. Taking the listings down cuts off the supply for the next person who looks.
A doxxer didn't hack you. They pulled your address, phone, and relatives off people-search sites and pasted them. The screenshot may come down, but the listings behind it stay live for the next person who searches your name. Those listings are what we take down.
Your details sit on many of these sites at once. The doxxer used one. Anyone who looks next finds the same address, phone, and family on the others. We file across the sites at once, not just the link that was shared.
Broker profiles bundle everyone at your address (partner, children, parents, roommates) as "associated people." Searching your name surfaces theirs too. Adding members extends paid coverage to the whole household, not just the primary account.
A free scan shows which sites list your personal information.
Start removing your data →We scan people-search and broker sites for what's public about you: name, address, phone, and relatives. You see each listing and the site it's on.
Removal requests go out across the sites at once: opt-out filings, escalation when a site stalls, and coordinated requests for sites that share one database. The posted link is one of many.
We re-check each listing to confirm it's no longer live. Sites that stall get a follow-up. You don't chase anyone; we track every request and tell you when each listing is down.
Brokers rebuild profiles from public records on a cycle, so removed data can resurface. We re-check the listings we've removed and re-file when your details come back, without you having to track it.
| Manual opt-outs | Generic privacy tools | Delist.ai | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coverage approach | Sites you identify | Varies by provider | Brokers and people-search sites |
| Time to first submissions | Days to weeks per site | 24-48 hours | Hours |
| Re-listing detection | None | Limited | Ongoing |
| Legal escalation | Draft and send yourself | Rarely | We escalate |
| Household coverage | Repeat for each person | Varies | Add members |
| Ongoing protection | One-time effort | Periodic check-ins | Ongoing |
No. We can't delete posts, forum threads, or screenshots that others shared. We remove the source listings, so the next person who searches your name won't find the same data.
If you feel unsafe or in immediate danger, contact emergency services now. Depending on where you live, doxxing can also be a crime, so you may want to report it. We handle the data supply chain; law enforcement handles the criminal behavior.
Scanning starts right away, and removal requests go out within hours. Processing time varies by site. Requests run in parallel, and the fastest sites process within 24 to 48 hours.
Brokers re-list from public records on a cycle, so removed data can resurface. We re-check the listings we've removed and file again if your details come back.
Run a free scan to see which sites list your personal information, what they show, and how exposed your household is. Then we can start on removals.
Start removing your data →Free scan. No card required.