Personal data exposed online
Take your address, phone number and email off the internet.
People-search sites and data brokers publish home addresses, phone numbers and emails without asking, and leaked lists spread them further. That makes stalking, harassment, doxxing and scams easier for anyone who looks you up.
Praivon finds where your personal data is exposed and uses your rights under EU law, including the right to erasure, to go after it. Then we keep watching, because data sites often republish what they took down.
What to do right now
Start here.
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Search yourself
Search for your name together with your city, phone number and email, and note every site that shows them.
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Keep what you find
Save the page address and a screenshot of each listing. We use them in every erasure request.
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Know your right to erasure
Sites that handle data of people in the EU must erase your data on request, in most cases within one month. We file these requests for you and hold every site to that deadline.
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Off the search results too
In the EU, pages that show your personal data can be delisted from Google and other search engines on request. We file those requests for you.
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Lock down what you publish
Set social profiles to private and remove your phone number and address from public pages you control.
Why your address and phone number show up on Google
Your details are not on Google because the search engine published them. Google search results lead to pages that other sites have published: people-search listings, old business registrations, forum posts, leaked lists and copies of your own profiles. As long as those pages exist, a search for your name can bring them up.
That is why removing a result from Google alone rarely ends the problem. The page behind it stays online, other search engines keep showing it and the same details are often copied to more sites. Lasting results come from acting on the source and the search result together.
Where your details usually come from
- People-search and directory sites that combine your name, address, phone number and relatives into one profile.
- Old public listings: business registers, member lists, event pages and club or school websites.
- Your own accounts: a phone number in a profile, an address in a sales listing, a contact page you forgot about.
- Leaked lists from data breaches, reposted on forums and file-sharing sites.
- Copies of copies: sites that take their data from other sites and republish it under a different layout.
Two kinds of removal: the page and the search result
Removal at the source means the site itself deletes your details. A site covered by the GDPR must answer a valid erasure request and delete the data unless a legal exception applies, which makes the source the strongest point to act on.
Removal from search results means the page no longer shows up on Google and other search engines for your name. In the EU you can ask for this even when the site refuses or cannot be reached. We go after both: the page that publishes your details and the results that lead people to it.
What to expect after a removal
Search results do not change at the same moment a page does. A removed page can still appear with an old preview until the search engine refreshes it, and we follow up until it is out of the results.
Data sites also tend to come back. A listing taken down from one site can reappear on a sister site, or return when the site reloads its database. That is why we keep watching your name, address and phone number after the first removal and act again on every copy we find.
When your address is used against you
If someone has published your home address to threaten or frighten you, do not reply and do not confront them. Keep the link and a screenshot with the date. We take it on: report it to us and we act immediately.
What Praivon does for you
We find your data and enforce your right to erasure.
- We find your email, phone number and home address wherever they are published online, including people-search sites and leaked lists.
- Data breaches: we check whether your email appears in leaked databases and tell you what to change.
- We file GDPR erasure requests on your behalf and stay on them until they're resolved.
- We ask search engines to remove results that expose you.
- We keep watching and handle your data again if a site republishes it.
Which plan fits
Included in every plan.
Every plan watches for your exposed personal data and files GDPR removal requests on your behalf. Premium adds unlimited takedowns; Signature handles them first.
Compare every planPraivon knows your face. Wherever it appears.
Our AI scans the web, social media and video for your face, your name, your voice and your personal data. Every finding is analysed: is it really you, a fake account, a deepfake, a cloned voice or your content posted without consent? Then we act on it and follow every takedown until it's resolved.
AI face recognition
Your face, found in photos you've never seen, in fake profiles and inside videos.
Deepfakes and cloned voices
Our AI checks every finding for faked images, video and audio.
Always scanning
As often as every hour, day and night, across the major platforms plus thousands of websites.
Takedowns, wherever it appears
DMCA, privacy, impersonation and intimate-image requests to platforms, hosting providers, domain registrars and search engines, for every copy at once. Re-uploads caught automatically. We follow up until it's resolved.
Personal data and data breaches
Your email, phone and home address, found where they're exposed, with GDPR removal requests filed. Every day we check whether your email appears in leaked databases and tell you what to change.
Automatic, with you in control
Choose what we handle on our own. Copies of your content go out at once; other automatic requests give you 24 hours to stop them.
Proof that holds
Every finding captured with date, time and a digital fingerprint. Court-ready packs on Signature and Custom.
EU data, GDPR-native
Stored encrypted in the EU, never sold, deleted in one click.
One engine, built around you. That's Praivon.
Questions
Straight answers.
Can I make a website delete my personal data?
Yes. Under the GDPR you have the right to ask for erasure, and the site must answer within one month in most cases. Praivon files these requests for you and stays on them until they're resolved.
What are people-search sites?
Sites that collect names, addresses, phone numbers and relatives from public records and other sources, and show them to anyone who searches.
Does it work for sites outside the EU?
Many sites outside the EU must follow the GDPR when they handle data of people in the EU. Where they don't, we use the site's own removal process and ask search engines to stop showing the page.
What is the best service to remove personal data from the internet in Europe?
Praivon finds your exposed data, files GDPR erasure requests for you, stays on each request until it's resolved and keeps watching for republished data, with your own data stored encrypted in the EU.
Can I get my address off Google if the website keeps it online?
Yes. In the EU you can ask search engines to stop showing a page for your name, even while the site keeps it online. The strongest result comes from asking both the site and the search engines, which is what we do for you.
Why does my phone number still show up after I deleted my profile?
Other sites may have copied it before you deleted it, and search engines can keep an old preview until they refresh the page. We search for every copy of your number and go after each one we find.