It takes about three minutes to find your home address, phone number, family members, and email — all from public data broker sites that aggregate and sell your personal information. I get you off those lists.
See if it's right for you →There are over 100 websites right now that have aggregated your personal information from public records, social media, app sign-ups, and old data breaches. They sell it to anyone with $5 and a credit card. Here's what shows up for most people:
That's not from a paid investigator. That's from a free data broker site that took 90 seconds to find. Anyone — a scammer, a stalker, a disgruntled former employee, a spear-phisher targeting your business — can pull this in less time than it takes to make coffee.
Attackers use your personal details to craft convincing fake emails. The more they know about you, your family, and your routine, the more legitimate the scam looks. Most successful business email attacks start with a quick data broker lookup.
Security questions ("mother's maiden name," "first street you lived on") are answerable from data broker profiles in 30 seconds. Account recovery flows on Gmail, Microsoft, and bank sites are vulnerable to anyone with this information.
Once your information is in these databases, you're sold to dozens of marketing lists. The constant flood of robocalls, spam texts, and junk mail starts there. Removing your data dramatically reduces ongoing harassment.
For business owners, executives, and professionals — being easy to find creates security risk for your business, exposure for your family, and ammunition for anyone who might want to harass or threaten you.
Personal privacy cleanup is detailed, methodical work. It's not magic. Here's exactly what happens over 6-8 weeks.
We meet for two hours. I show you live what shows up about you across the major data broker sites, search engines, and public records — most people are floored at how exposed they are. Then I collect what I need to do the removal work, securely.
I submit removal requests to 100+ data broker sites: Spokeo, BeenVerified, WhitePages, Intelius, MyLife, ZoomInfo, Radaris, and the rest. Each has a different process — web forms, emails, sometimes notarized IDs. I track every submission, verify removals, and re-submit when sites don't comply.
I file removal requests with Google and Bing for any personal information that shouldn't be in search results. Doesn't get everything, but significantly reduces what comes up when someone searches your name.
We walk through every social platform you use — LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X, others — and lock down privacy settings. Most people have never touched these and are accidentally broadcasting their location, work history, and family relationships to the public.
We audit which sites and services have your personal email and phone number. Then we set up email aliases, secondary numbers for non-essential use, and a password manager so going forward your information stays segmented and protected.
Some records are public and can't be removed — property records, voter registration, court documents. I identify what's there, what can be changed (like using a registered agent for your LLC), and what you should know is out there.
You get a written report covering everything I did, where your information still appears, why those remaining items are difficult to remove, and recommended ongoing practices to keep your footprint small. We run the same searches we did at the start so you can see the difference yourself.
No vague promises. Here's exactly what's included in the cleanup.
Every major aggregator: Spokeo, BeenVerified, WhitePages, Intelius, MyLife, Radaris, PeopleFinder, ZoomInfo, Apollo, and dozens more.
Google and Bing filings for personal info appearing in search results — addresses, phone numbers, identifying information.
LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X, and any other platforms you use — locked down to what you actually want public.
Configured properly so going forward you can sign up for things without exposing your real address.
Secondary number for non-personal use (registrations, public-facing) so your real number stays out of databases going forward.
1Password Business configured for you so credentials are organized, secure, and never reused.
Documents everything done, where information still appears and why, and ongoing maintenance recommendations.
Final meeting where we run the same searches we did at the start, so you can see the difference yourself.
Some data brokers process removals immediately; others take 30-60 days. The full process needs time to do right.
Two-hour discovery meeting. I show you what's out there. We collect what I need to do removals. You sign engagement letter.
I submit removal requests to all 100+ data broker sites. Lock down your social media. File search engine removals.
I verify each removal processed. Re-submit anything that didn't. Email aliases, phone strategy, password manager setup with you.
We meet again. I walk you through the final report. We run the same searches we did at the start. You see the difference.
This isn't a subscription app or an automated portal. It's hands-on, personal work over several weeks. Here's what a full engagement includes.
I do every cleanup personally — there's no team, no offshore contractor, no junior employee handling your information. The same person from intake through final report.
Intake happens via encrypted forms. Sensitive information is stored in 1Password Business vaults, separate per client. After the engagement, you choose what gets kept and for how long.
Wyly IT is based in Fort Worth. We can meet in person for intake if that's easier. National privacy services hand you off to a portal; I meet you face-to-face.
Every removal, every change, every recommendation gets written down in language you'll actually read. You'll know exactly what was done and why.
Background includes K-12 school district IT (six years) where data privacy and information handling are regulatory requirements, not optional concerns.
I don't promise 100% removal — that's not honest. Some information is genuinely impossible to remove. I'll tell you what's possible, what's not, and what tradeoffs exist for the difficult cases.
I'm taking on a small number of privacy clients here in Fort Worth. If you'd like to learn more — what's out there about you, what a cleanup involves, and whether it makes sense for your situation — reach out. No pressure and no obligation. I'll give you an honest read.
Call (817) 632-4306 Email Hayden