Skip to main content

What is Blur?

What is Blur?

Julianne Subia

Last Updated: September 14, 2026

Reading time: 2 minutes

img-privacytipscategory

Blur is the only password manager and digital wallet that also blocks trackers, and helps users remain private online by providing ‘Masked’ information whenever companies are asking for personal information.

Masked Email

With Blur, you can generate a ‘Masked’ email address for sites that you may not trust with your personal email. This email still works- anything sent to that address will be forwarded to your personal email. But, the sender will not know your personal address, and will not be able to connect any accounts using the masked email to your personal one.

Password Manager

Blur will generate a strong password any time you create a new online account. Blur’s strong passwords can be customized and are always a random string of characters. This improves your safety by making your passwords unique Blur also securely stores your passwords using AES256 encryption, helping you keep track of your online accounts and unique passwords.

Masked Cards

With Masked Cards, you can create a new virtual and temporary  credit card number for every online purchase. Use the new Masked Card information instead of your real credit card when making your purchase online. The site will not have your real card information, so if there is a hack or breach, your information will not be compromised.

Block Hidden Trackers

Most websites allow third parties to monitor your activity. Blur automatically blocks tracking scripts, targeting images, and other tracking technologies. For example, when you see a “login with Facebook” button, the website is allowing Facebook to track your information when you use that website.

Securely Access Your Online Accounts Across all of Your Devices

You need to access your accounts everywhere, so all of your passwords, masked information, and auto-fill data are automatically synced and backed up on all of your devices, including your phone and your tablet.

Auto-Fill Forms in a Snap

Fill out any online form with a single tap or click. Auto-fill your emails, passwords, credit cards, addresses, and more.

SHARE THIS ARTICLE
Julianne Subia was DeleteMe’s head opt-out researcher and content marketing specialist from 2018 – 2020. Julianne helped revolutionize the space by publishing some of the first in-depth collections o…
Julianne Subia was DeleteMe’s head opt-out researcher and content marketing specialist from 2018 – 2020. Julianne helped revolutionize the space by publishing some of the first in-depth collections o…
Special Offer

Save 10% on any individual and
family privacy plan
with code: BLOG10

Hundreds of companies collect and sell your private data online. DeleteMe removes it for you.

Our privacy advisors: 

  • Continuously find and remove your sensitive data online
  • Stop companies from selling your data – all year long
  • Have removed 35M+ records
    of personal data from the web
Want more privacy
news?
Join Incognito, our monthly newsletter from DeleteMe that keeps you posted on all things privacy and security.
Icon mail and document

Don’t have the time?

DeleteMe is our premium privacy service that removes you from more than 750 data brokers like Whitepages, Spokeo, BeenVerified, plus many more.

Save 10% on DeleteMe when you use the code BLOG10.

Related Posts

Hands holding smartphone.

AI Inferences and the Big Tech Reason Retailers Know More than They’re Telling You

A DeleteMe engineer co-built an AI called Priva-See that showed what ad tech can learn from your phone, and 465 people tested it. The result? With ju…
Sarah Huard
November 10, 2026
Meta Muse AI agent web page

Meta Muse Wants Everything. Give it Nothing.

When Meta Muse Image came out allowing anyone to tag your public photos and use them as fodder for AI outputs, the outrage was enormous. The feature…
Sarah Huard
October 29, 2026
Multiple driver's licenses available for sale, depicting the recent IDScan breach investigation.

The IDScan Breach Investigation and Your Privacy

This is not another breach involving email addresses and passwords. A dark web service called Nexus claimed to have scans of more than 150 million U…
Rob Shavell
September 4, 2026