Why you need a digital spring cleaning (and how Incogni makes it effortless)
Digital spring cleaning is essential for protecting personal information scattered across the internet, much of which is collected and sold by data brokers. Services like Incogni help automate the removal of personal data from hundreds of data brokers, reducing risks of identity theft and unwanted spam. This process also improves online reputation by eliminating outdated or sensitive information from search results.
- ▪Personal information such as home addresses, phone numbers, and financial history are widely collected and sold by data brokers.
- ▪Removing personal data from data brokers can reduce the risk of identity theft, robocalls, spam texts, and junk mail.
- ▪Incogni automates data removal requests to over 420 data brokers and provides continuous monitoring to prevent re-listing of information.
- ▪Manually opting out of data broker sites can take over 300 hours, but Incogni streamlines the process.
- ▪Incogni's data removal processes are verified by Deloitte and third-party audited for reliability.
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