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Privacy, data brokers, and how to delete yourself.

Honest guides to removing your personal data from data brokers, how the big removal services compare, and what the privacy news actually means. No invented numbers, no promises we cannot keep.

Guide · Nov 13, 2026

How to Remove Yourself from Data Brokers: A Complete DIY Guide

Remove your name, address, phone and email from data brokers yourself, for free. Exact opt-out steps for the biggest brokers, plus Canada, California DROP, and Google cleanup.

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Comparison · Nov 13, 2026

Ghost Delete vs Incogni vs DeleteMe vs Aura

Four data broker removal services compared honestly on price, broker coverage, proof, reports and Canada. Including the places where Ghost Delete is smaller.

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Comparison · Nov 14, 2026

Ghost Delete vs Incogni: Which Removal Service Should You Pick?

Incogni covers 420+ brokers. Ghost Delete costs less than half as much and shows screenshot proof for every removal. Here is the honest tradeoff.

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Comparison · Nov 14, 2026

Ghost Delete vs DeleteMe: Which Removal Service Should You Pick?

DeleteMe has a human privacy expert and a long track record. Ghost Delete is cheaper, has monthly billing, and puts proof on your dashboard as each removal confirms.

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Comparison · Nov 14, 2026

Ghost Delete vs Aura: Which Removal Service Should You Pick?

Aura bundles removal with identity protection, credit monitoring, a VPN and antivirus. Ghost Delete is a removal service only, at less than half the price, and it covers Canada.

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Explainer · Nov 14, 2026

What Is a Data Broker?

A data broker collects your name, address, phone, email and more, then sells it. Here is how they get your data, why opting out is hard, and what you can do about it.

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News · Nov 14, 2026

The App Trap: What CBC Found in Your Apps

CBC Marketplace tested six popular Canadian apps. Tim Hortons, PC Optimum and The Weather Network sent personal data to third parties. Here is what left your phone.

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