Wiped

109,420+ records removed

Remove your personaldata fromGoogle

Your addresses, phone numbers, passwords & more are out there. Wiped finds them and removes them from the internet.

We never sell your data4.6/5

How you ended up on the internet

You never posted your address anywhere. Here is how it got out there anyway, and why anyone can look you up in seconds.

Post on social medias
Shop online
Watch a movie trailer online
Open your first bank account
Get your first credit card
Start investing
Rent your first apartment
Get your driver's license
Get health insurance
Post on social medias
Shop online
Watch a movie trailer online
Open your first bank account
Get your first credit card
Start investing
Rent your first apartment
Get your driver's license
Get health insurance
Step 1

Everything you do becomes data

Shopping, streaming, signing up, moving in. Every ordinary thing you do leaves a record somewhere.

Step 2

It gets collected, then sold off

Data brokers buy it, bundle it and resell it. Your life is the product in a $242 billion a year market.

Step 3

And that's how you show up on Google

Type your own name and you will find yourself: address, phone number, the people you live with.

How Wiped works

1

We search everywhere

Not just broker sites. We sweep the open web, the deep web and the dark web for your name.

2

We ask them to delete it

We send the removal requests on your behalf, site by site. You never fill in a form or email anyone.

PimEyesRequest sent
AcxiomRequest sent
InteliusRequest sent
3

Your data comes down

Most of it is gone in about two weeks. Then we re-scan every month, because brokers put it back.

PimEyesData removed
AcxiomData removed
InteliusData removed

Frequently asked questions

What we can take down, how long it takes, and what we cannot do.

A company that collects personal information about you, bundles it up and sells it on. They buy it from apps, shops, public records and other brokers. You never signed up with them, and most people have never heard their names.

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