MyPrivacy makes it easy to protect your personal details

Take control of your online identity with MyPrivacy

Help protect your personal life from marketers, scammers and thieves
Wipe your name, address, phone and email from websites to help reduce unwanted calls
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What is MyPrivacy®?

MyPrivacy makes it easy to protect your sensitive personal data by removing it from online people-search sites on an ongoing basis. It’s important to protect your identity both online and off to help reduce the risk of your sensitive information falling into the wrong hands.

Searches far and wide

Choose which records you want to keep safe – ReputationDefender can remove them from a broad network of databases.

Stays up to speed

If your data reappears in a database after we’ve deleted it, we’ll automatically remove it again.

Protects you in search results

Helps stop leading people-search sites from exposing identifying information about you in the Google or Bing search results.

Scans the dark web

Scans dark web repositories to determine if any of your email addresses have been exposed by data breaches.

Monitor and remove your personal data online

MyPrivacy^® automatically scans internet people-search sites that may be selling your personal information and requests its removal—not just once, but on an ongoing basis. It also lets you control unwanted direct mail, provides an easy way to toggle your Do-Not-Call Registry settings and alerts you to any dark web data breaches that may affect your email addresses.

Continuous Monitoring

MyPrivacy® routinely checks to make sure your information hasn’t been repopulated by data aggregators. If something new is found, MyPrivacy® submits a new removal request.
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Stop people-search sites from exposing your data online and protect your privacy online today.

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What MyPrivacy does

MyPrivacy^® tracks and removes your information from online people-search sites—not just once, but on an ongoing basis. It also lets you control unwanted direct mail, provides an easy way to toggle your Do-Not-Call Registry settings, and allows you to search for any dark web data breaches that may affect your email addresses.

Scans dark web repositories to determine if your email addresses or phone numbers have been exposed by data breaches.
Helps you to opt out of some of the largest global marketing databases used by companies to target you with advertising.

Advanced MyPrivacy features

Monitors the search results for your name to locate prominently ranking people-search sites beyond our default set, then removes your personal information from people-search sites where it is found by our scans.
Provides instructions on how to opt yourself out of additional data brokers that sell personal data online.
Allows you to block unwanted junk mail and unsolicited promotions sent to your home by more than 100,000 verified mailers and direct marketing lists.
Helps you sign up for the government-enforced Do-Not-Call list.
Allows you to prevent credit card and insurance companies from sending you unsolicited offers.
Helps you to opt out of some of the largest global marketing databases used by companies to target you with advertising.
Sends notifications of scan results and actions taken to help protect you.

How to help secure your online identity

MyPrivacy is just one way to help protect your identity. Consider other products and services as well as the tips below to help gain control of your personal information.

Create different passwords for each of your online accounts that include a mix of letters, cases, numbers and special characters. Consider using biometric authentication (fingerprint, facial recognition, etc.) and a password manager like Lastpass which is included with ID Protection by AOL.
Regularly check your bank statements, credit reports and online accounts for any unusual or unauthorized activity. Most financial accounts allow you to set up alerts for suspicious activities to ensure timely detection. MyPrivacy will handle the monitoring of online people-search sites for you, and remove your personal information where it is found.
Always use secure, encrypted connections (HTTPS) and consider using a virtual private network (VPN) like NordVPN to help encrypt your connection especially when you’re conducting online transactions or accessing sensitive information.
Stay informed about the latest cybersecurity threats and privacy best practices; consider taking online courses, attending workshops on cybersecurity and reading AOL’s privacy blog content
Get 4 industry-leading products at bundled pricing for a more comprehensive approach to identity protection. MyPrivacy, LifeLock, LastPass and MyReputation work around the clock to help guard your online reputation and secure your usernames, passwords and personal information. Learn more about ID Protection by AOL →

Reasons to avoid having personal information online

Identity thieves can use your personal information like address, phone number or even details about your daily life to steal your identity. Having this information available for anyone to see online will put individuals at more risk for identity theft, which can lead to financial losses and damage to your reputation. Are your online activities putting you at risk for identity theft?
By gathering information about the victim from various sources, such as social media profiles or public records, hackers can impersonate the victim to gain access to their accounts. They may use this information to answer security questions, reset passwords and even create new accounts.
Companies may purchase lists of compromised or leaked information from the dark web to target individuals with tailored marketing campaigns. This can result in an increase in spam emails and physical junk mail addressed to you. Cybercriminals may use the information available on the dark web to launch phishing attacks, where they impersonate legitimate organizations in an attempt to steal sensitive information or spread malware. These phishing emails can appear more convincing when they contain accurate personal details obtained from the dark web.