Remove Yourself From the Internet

You can remove yourself from data broker and people-search sites—the sites that publish your home address, phone, and personal details. This covers the vast majority of where your private info appears online. True complete removal (social media, news articles, etc.) requires additional steps, but removing yourself from data brokers eliminates the biggest privacy risk.

We send removal requests within 24 hours of signing up. Most data brokers are legally required to process these within 45 days, though many do it in 7–14 days. You'll typically see 80–95% of your profiles removed within 30 days.

Yes. Once data broker profiles are removed, Google eventually de-indexes those pages. It can take 4–12 weeks for Google's cache to fully update, but your personal info will stop appearing in searches for your name.

GhostVault focuses on data brokers and people-search sites—the companies harvesting and selling your info without your consent. Social media accounts you control, LinkedIn profiles, etc. are separate and would require manual management.

No. Many data brokers have adopted California's CCPA standards for all US residents. Additionally, other state privacy laws (Virginia, Colorado, Texas, etc.) give residents similar rights. GhostVault uses all applicable laws to get as many removals as possible.

You can, technically. But with 500+ sites, each requiring a different process (email, web form, phone call, or fax in some cases), it takes 150–200 hours of work. Brokers also re-add your data regularly, so it's an ongoing job. GhostVault automates all of this for less than the cost of a monthly streaming subscription.