Erase 94% of yourself from the internet. Your address, your old...
Evon@_evon3929
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Aug 23, 2026
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Erase 94% of yourself from the internet.
Your address, your old accounts, your leaked passwords.
Here's the step-by-step guide:👇
Your address, your old accounts, your leaked passwords.
Here's the step-by-step guide:👇
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1/ Get Off The Broker Sites
These sites hand your name, address and phone number to anyone who types it in.
Spokeo: search your name → Opt-out → Submit.
Whitepages: find your listing → Request removal.
BeenVerified: open their opt-out page → Submit.
Do all three. Ten minutes, and it clears most of what a stranger can dig up.
These sites hand your name, address and phone number to anyone who types it in.
Spokeo: search your name → Opt-out → Submit.
Whitepages: find your listing → Request removal.
BeenVerified: open their opt-out page → Submit.
Do all three. Ten minutes, and it clears most of what a stranger can dig up.
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2/ Scrub Yourself From Google
Google runs a removal form almost nobody knows about.
Do this: search "Google removal request" → submit a request for any page showing your phone number, email or home address.
They're legally required to review it, and most requests come back approved within days.
Google runs a removal form almost nobody knows about.
Do this: search "Google removal request" → submit a request for any page showing your phone number, email or home address.
They're legally required to review it, and most requests come back approved within days.
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3/ Hunt Down Old Accounts
You've signed up to hundreds of sites over the years. Most are still live.
Go to: Gmail → type "verify your email" in the search bar.
Every result is a forgotten account holding your details. Log into each → Settings → Delete account. Start with the biggest.
You've signed up to hundreds of sites over the years. Most are still live.
Go to: Gmail → type "verify your email" in the search bar.
Every result is a forgotten account holding your details. Log into each → Settings → Delete account. Start with the biggest.
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4/ See What's Already Out
Do this: search "haveibeenpwned" → enter your email address.
It lists every breach your details turned up in. Expect somewhere between 5 and 15 you'd never heard of.
How to use it: change the password on every breached account tonight. Used that password anywhere else? Change those too. That's what actually gets people hacked.
Do this: search "haveibeenpwned" → enter your email address.
It lists every breach your details turned up in. Expect somewhere between 5 and 15 you'd never heard of.
How to use it: change the password on every breached account tonight. Used that password anywhere else? Change those too. That's what actually gets people hacked.
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5/ Wipe Google's Record
Google logs every search you make, every site you open and everywhere you go. Clear the lot.
Go to: Gmail app → tap your profile picture (top right) → Manage your Google Account → Data & privacy → History settings → My Activity → Delete → All time.
Then: back in History settings, switch off Web & App Activity, Location History and YouTube History. All three.
Google logs every search you make, every site you open and everywhere you go. Clear the lot.
Go to: Gmail app → tap your profile picture (top right) → Manage your Google Account → Data & privacy → History settings → My Activity → Delete → All time.
Then: back in History settings, switch off Web & App Activity, Location History and YouTube History. All three.
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6/ Clear Your Old Posts
Everything you wrote years ago stays searchable until you go and remove it.
X: use TweetDelete. It clears anything older than 30 days on its own.
Reddit: use Redact. It overwrites your comments before deleting them, so nothing can be pulled back.
Facebook: open Activity Log → filter by year → clear it.
Everything you wrote years ago stays searchable until you go and remove it.
X: use TweetDelete. It clears anything older than 30 days on its own.
Reddit: use Redact. It overwrites your comments before deleting them, so nothing can be pulled back.
Facebook: open Activity Log → filter by year → clear it.