Protect sensitive documents, check for signs of identity misuse and use the credit bureaus' child-specific routes where appropriate. You can also review your own public exposure. Adult listing removal does not establish removal of your child's separate records.
Run a free scan →Use the Delist scan for your own personal data. This page does not offer a child-enrollment or guardian-removal workflow.
Keep identity documents secure. When an organization asks for a Social Security number, ask why it needs the number, how it protects it and whether another identifier is accepted.
The FTC recommends a free freeze for children under 16 through each credit bureau's minor-freeze process. Minors aged 16 or 17 may request and remove a freeze themselves. Follow current identity and authority requirements at Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. A freeze makes new-account fraud harder; it is not protection against every kind of misuse.
An unfamiliar bill, denial of benefits or an unexpected tax notice can signal misuse. Check the record before drawing a conclusion. The FTC's IdentityTheft.gov provides reporting and recovery steps.
Your listing can include an address or associations with other people. If a listing belongs to you, use its official privacy route or supported adult removal work. Check what the provider confirms and what remains visible.
Do not assume that removing an adult listing removes a child's separate record, every relatives link or all source data. If a site displays a child's data, consult that site's current policy and any applicable parent or guardian process directly.
Delist's published authorization requires an adult signer acting on their own data. Our privacy policy says the service is not directed to children under 13 and does not knowingly collect their data. That statement does not establish a supported removal workflow for ages 13–17.
The base plan covers one person; additional eligible members are paid separately. See current pricing. Household account controls do not establish legal authority to submit a request for another person.
The FTC recommends a free freeze for children under 16 through each of the three credit bureaus, using their minor-freeze instructions. Minors aged 16 or 17 may request and remove a freeze themselves. A freeze makes new-account fraud harder; it does not remove broker listings.
This page does not offer a child-removal or guardian-authorization service. Delist's published authorization requires an adult signer acting on their own data. Household controls and paid additional members do not establish permission to submit a minor's data or a promise to remove their records.
No. It may limit data visible through that particular listing, depending on the provider's action. It does not establish removal of a child's separate listing, a public source record or another broker's copy.
The base plan covers one person. Eligible additional members are paid separately under the current pricing model. Adding a member is not proof of legal authority to make a privacy request for that person.
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