What we remove
We action 212 sources — data brokers, people-search sites, breach-data aggregators, facial-recognition engines, search engines and public registers — covering 289+ sites once mirror domains are included, including 69 UK-facing brokers that US-only services ignore. Plus takedowns on the public paste sites where leaked data gets dumped.
The names below are examples, not the full list. They are the brokers most people recognise — a small part of the 212 sources we actually action. If a site you are worried about is not shown here, that does not mean we do not cover it.
We do not publish the complete send-list. It is the product of months of research, it changes as brokers appear, merge and shut down, and it is the part of this service that took the longest to build. The figures above are the honest count of what we work through; the lists below are a sample of it.
A note on counting: some brokers run dozens of mirror sites behind one opt-out (one request to InfoTracer clears 50+ state-records clones). We count the 212 parent brokers we actually contact, and the 77 extra mirror domains those requests also clear — so the 289+ figure is real, not padded. Every one is a broker that genuinely holds your data; we don't inflate the list with obscure junk sites just to make the number look bigger.
People-search & background checks68Automated
+51 more in this category, sent automatically. We name the ones you're most likely to recognise; the full send-list is in your dashboard once you subscribe.
Data brokers & marketing lists65Automated
+54 more in this category, sent automatically. We name the ones you're most likely to recognise; the full send-list is in your dashboard once you subscribe.
UK directories & registers21Automated
+16 more in this category, sent automatically. We name the ones you're most likely to recognise; the full send-list is in your dashboard once you subscribe.
Paste sites & public dumps6
Where leaked credentials get dumped in the open. We monitor these hosts and file a takedown for the exact paste where a route exists (Pastebin, JustPaste.it) — several older hosts are defunct and shown for completeness. The leaked password is compromised regardless, so we always flag it to change.
Guided removals
Some sites only accept a request directly from you (phone verification, photo ID, or a statutory form). We give you a one-click guided step for each — grouped below so you can see exactly what's covered.
People-search & background sites9Guided
+5 more in this category.
Data brokers & aggregators4Guided
+2 more in this category.
Identity & risk checks1Guided
Companies banks, insurers and gambling firms pay to check who someone is at sign-up — they build files on directors and officers from official registers, so they can hold one on you without you ever being their customer.
Dark Web Breach Data4Guided
Aggregators that index breached and leaked records by email — opting out hides you from their public search.
+3 more in this category.
Facial recognition3Guided
Face-search engines that match your photos across the web.
Search engines2Guided
De-index outdated or exposing results about you.
+1 more in this category.
Marketing preferences8Guided
Suppression lists that stop your details being sold for marketing.
+3 more in this category.
Public registers & directories13Guided
Statutory registers that expose your home address, with the exact route to suppress each.
+7 more in this category.
Beyond the brokers14Guided
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