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Optery offers a family plan: https://www.optery.com/family/
Does this support adding family members on a single account? I have some non technical family members who I'd like to manage it for them and giving them their own account is most likely going to be a major headache.
> we can automatically and continuously request to remove your personal information with an annual paid subscription of $8.99 per month ($107.88 a year). This is a lot of money for most people. What would the benefit be of doing this all the time versus just subscribing once a year? How quickly do details reappear in databases?
And if they can't, what's the point of a monthly subscription?
Ironically, their page doesn’t seem to work on Safari. I get a 404 error after signing in, every time. Switching to Chrome on my desktop lets it work.
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It’s an ok way to do it. And I’ve been subscribed (but not using it) for 2 years. But until Firefox Relay supports custom domains, I am of the opinion that it’s not ideal.
As someone who also runs their own custom email domains, I agree it would be nice if I could manage those through Relay. That said, I'd still be giving out Relay addresses way more often, since those email addresses can't be linked to each other, or to me. My personal domain is for things that are really important in the long term, but for things like concert tickets, I prefer having the added anonymity.
Thats how it is with Simplelogin (which is a similar service).
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It’s an ok way to do it. And I’ve been subscribed (but not using it) for 2 years. But until Firefox Relay supports custom domains, I am of the opinion that it’s not ideal.
With providers like Addy and SimpleLogin it is possible to use your own domain. > https://addy.io/ > https://simplelogin.io/
Id just like it if Firefox Relay had these features.
Which laws are Mozilla using to get the data brokers to remove personal info in the US. I know there is such a law in California but is there also a federal law?
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As someone who also runs their own custom email domains, I agree it would be nice if I could manage those through Relay. That said, I'd still be giving out Relay addresses way more often, since those email addresses can't be linked to each other, or to me. My personal domain is for things that are really important in the long term, but for things like concert tickets, I prefer having the added anonymity.
Sure. But I just have multiple domains for things like that. And you could always have the option to use a Firefox Relay domain as well. Thats how it is with Simplelogin (which is a similar service).
Mozilla Monitor Plus - $14/mo, or $108/yr. Too pricey for most. >Every month, we use the information you provided about yourself (name, location and birthdate) to search across 190 data broker sites that sell people’s private information. If we find your data on any of these sites, we initiate the request for removal. Data removal can take anywhere from a day to a month. This feature is available for Monitor Plus…
How does this compare to Kanary?
We have a free trial that auto-downgrades into our free tier. We encourage everyone to compare services before joining. https://www.kanary.com/#sign-up
For example, my info is definitely not on mugshotlook.com... And about 2/3 of the results I've clicked on have already been removed by Kanary (full disclosure, on the team, but was a happy customer before) or weren't real to begin with.