Sounds like a new competitor to DeleteMe.
https://www.optery.com/introducing-optery-remove-yourself-fr...
PCMag also compared Optery and DeleteMe in their review here:
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Sounds like a new competitor to DeleteMe.
https://www.optery.com/introducing-optery-remove-yourself-fr...
PCMag also compared Optery and DeleteMe in their review here:
I’m signed up for this service and while I am generally satisfied, they have placed some of the most common websites in their most expensive tier. If I contact their customer service, they write back with a condescending tone.
Would Optery be able to help with that?
Hi! As a EU citizen who spent weeks sending GDPR requests back and worth with several data brokers I know just what a pain it is to get some data deleted. Even if it was only "trivial" stuff like things I have shopped for online (I always requested the data they had before requesting that they delete it) it was a laborious process. I have two questions for you guys: 1) As a EU citizen do I benefit from signing up to…
Great to hear you are fighting the good fight to protect your data! To answer your question - NO - there is no benefit to signing up for Optery if you do not have a presence in the U.S. The only benefit would be that we will notify you in the future when we begin offering our service in your country. This sentence is buried in the post above "Optery is only for U.S. residents for the time being, and this is one main…
Can you delete my old HN comments?
I don't see how this can work at a fundamental level. You're telling me that to remove my info I have to essentially give (through your service) all these companies & data brokers my info so they can opt me out, and actually trust them that they'll do so? If anything, opting out is a signal that you may actually be of more interest to them than not doing anything. If these companies can also infer that the request is…
Happy user of Optery here: you don't have to give Optery a whole lot of info. No SSNs or anything, just things they would search by to help you remove them. Are there fields for past addresses or people you lived with or past names you may have had? Sure. Do you have to fill them out? No. Are they provided in bulk to the data brokers? No.
Your homepage pulls something off: facebook.net googletagmanager.com profitwell.com hotjar.com Ain't that some potent irony.
Profitwell helps us with revenue reporting and metrics, Hotjar helps us improve our user experience, and Google Tag Manager makes the delivery of these vendor’s tags a little easier.
We disclose the third party vendors we use here: https://www.optery.com/how-we-secure-your-data/