Digital-rights service
Understand and reduce your public digital footprint
A controlled, human-reviewed service for people exercising data-protection rights. We identify public exposures from authorised information, document the evidence needed, and prepare individual requests for correction, erasure, objection or search delisting.
Approach
A deliberate, traceable workflow
Confirm the person’s authority, country, scope and retention instructions.
Review only permitted public sources or URLs supplied by the person.
Validate every possible match manually; a name alone never proves identity.
Prepare an individual draft request, then obtain explicit approval before any sending or escalation.
Safeguards
What the service will and will not do
- No access to accounts, leaked data, paid people-search databases or protected systems.
- No CAPTCHA bypass, impersonation, social engineering, prohibited scraping or bulk requests.
- Evidence is minimised: URL, timestamp, hash and only the smallest necessary excerpt.
- The initial workflow is local and draft-only: no automatic discovery or delivery.
Important limits
Realistic outcomes
- Erasure is not universal and may be limited by legal obligations, public interest, journalism or legal claims.
- Delisting a search result does not normally remove the source page.
- This service supports rights-management work; it is not a substitute for legal advice.