Remove yourself from people-search sites, free. See where your personal details are exposed, then take them down. This page runs in your browser. It doesn't know who you are and stores nothing on any server.
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Step 1
Has a password leaked?
Type a password you use. Your browser scrambles it into a 40-character code (a SHA-1 hash). Only the first 5 characters are sent to Have I Been Pwned, which returns every leaked code starting with them. Your browser does the matching, so the password never leaves this device.
What gets sent
5BAA6···································(example: the word "password")
Step 2
Has your email been in a breach?
Email checks need a paid key that can't be hidden in a public page, so this step uses Have I Been Pwned's own free search. If your email shows up, change the password on that site and anywhere you reused it.
Search each site for yourself. If you're listed, follow the opt-out link. Sites marked Priority are the most widely used. Sites often relist people, so re-check anything you opted out of more than 60 days ago.
Clear every status and date?
Your progress is saved in this browser only. Clearing site data or using a private window removes it.
Step 4
Lock down the rest
Freeze your credit at all three bureaus. It's free and blocks new accounts in your name: Equifax, Experian, TransUnion.
Google "Results about you" finds search results showing your phone, address or email and lets you request removal: how it works.