Our running log of where DeleteMe has been featured in the news in 2023. Interviews and quotes where we discuss privacy, cybersecurity, our solution, and everything in between. Most recently DeleteMe has been featured in:
How Publications Can Support Writers and Sources Experiencing Digital Harassment
The Open Notebook | April 4, 2023
How to Remove Yourself From the Internet
TechRadar | March 29, 2023
Rob Shavell (Good Sport) is No Match for Adam’s Paranoia
What the Hack? | March 13, 2023
Your Mental Health Data Is Being Sold—and It’s Legal
Healthline | March 10, 2023
What’s Next for Data Privacy Legislation in the U.S. in 2023?
Retail TouchPoints | March 7, 2023
It’s Scary Easy to Use ChatGPT to Write Phishing Emails
CNET | February 16, 2023
The Skeleton Key To Our Lives: The Risks And Consequences Of Consumer Location Data Tracking
Forbes | February 3, 2023
Tax fraud volume tracks new benefits
Accounting Today | January 31, 2023
Remote Work Scams Target Laid-off Americans With Fake Interviews
The Washington Times | January 27, 2023
Tech Layoffs Shock Young Workers. The Older People? Not So Much.
New York Times | January 20, 2023
Stop Being Tracked Online: How DeleteMe, RemoveMyName, and Other Privacy Management Companies Protect Your Identity
LA Weekly | January 5, 2023
The Easiest—and Absolute Laziest—Ways to Protect Your Personal Security
Slate | January 3, 2023
DeleteMe was created in 2010 when we realized the difficulty of navigating privacy issues in today’s interconnected and digital world. Our mission is to provide everyone with the power to control their digital identity.
How does DeleteMe privacy protection work?
- Employees, Executives, and Board Members complete a quick signup
- DeleteMe scans for exposed personal information
- Opt-out and removal requests begin
- Initial privacy report shared and ongoing reporting initiated
- DeleteMe provides continuous privacy protection and service all year
Your employees’ personal data is on the web for the taking.
DeleteMe is built for organizations that want to decrease their risk from vulnerabilities ranging from executive threats to cybersecurity risks.