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Recent Updates

09/03/20: Privacy Policy updated

04/13/20: Terms of Service updated

03/19/20: Social Media Audit officially added
03/11/20: Updated Contact Forms for site pages
01/25/20: Terms of Service updated. Please review

Quick Tips

Receive a Digital Baseline Report and have questions? See our post about Reading Your Digital Baseline Report.

When creating passwords, avoid using words that would be easily known by others or found by looking at your social media accounts — such as pet names, children names, and birth dates/years.

Ensure no personal information, such as mail with your address on it, is visible through your vehicle windows while parked in public.

Our Posts page contains tips, tricks, and tests related to personal privacy

Selling or disposing of an old computer or phone? Remember to erase and reformat the storage drives so your data cannot be recovered.

Google Alerts will contact you if criteria you specified becomes searchable via their services, just do not set alerts for sensitive information. See more here: https://www.google.com/alerts

Check out our post about setting up a free, encrypted email account.

Remember to shred all documents that have any of your personal information on them. Identity thieves will hunt for this type of information in trash.

Have a company and posting a job listing? Limit the technical details within your ad, if you can. Hackers will check for these ads to gain information about what types of hardware/software the company uses in order to plan attacks.

Always have a strong password for your wireless network. If somebody uses your WiFi for illicit activities, the IP address they used will be traceable to your physical address.

You can remove metadata from an image on Windows by right-clicking the image, selecting “Properties,” selecting the “Details” tab, and clicking “Remove Properties and Personal Information” at the bottom.

Be cautious of completing online surveys and polls. These have been known to be data harvesting ploys to be sold to data brokers.

Have a look at our recent post on testing cut, magnetized, and burned credit/gift cards

Use different passwords for different sites, otherwise one compromised account may easily lead to all accounts becoming compromised.

When using card readers, such as those at ATM’s and fuel pumps, physically inspect the reader for signs of a skimming device.

Recover deleted files on Windows by following along with this post

Don’t respond to spam emails. Responding gives notice that your email is an active target.

Have a look at our post about Checking, Limiting, and Deleting Cookies

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SERVICES

rechor offers several options for locating and removing your data from the Internet

Digital Baseline - Basic

Need to know what there is about you online and how to get rid of it? A Digital Baseline may be what you need.

– A list of websites (with links) where your information was found – with concern level

– Instructions on how to remove any personal information listed online

– Tailored suggestions on hardening your privacy settings online

– 12-hour turnaround time upon receipt (maximum)

Digital Baseline - Advanced

An Advanced Report gets you everything a Basic Report provides, plus:

– Removal requests automatically submitted on your behalf (if you permit). We will follow-up with these requests until resolution.

– Deep/Dark Web Scans

Social Media Audit (SoMA)

Do you know everything you have ever said on social media? Let us find what needs removed before somebody else does.

– No matter if it is 500 posts or 50,000 posts, the price is the same.

– We will tell you what you need to delete and why.

Have questions? See the FAQ section or email: info@rechor.com