
Personal data removal for individuals, families and companies.
UNRECON finds your personal information on websites, requests its removal under each country's law and checks the page again to confirm it was removed.
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Search, analysis and removal of personal data on the web.
UNRECON checks search engines, people-search sites, court records and social networks, and requests the deletion of every exposed item.


Why removing it yourself is hard
- 01
Every site has its own procedure.
- 02
The deletion channel is hidden.
- 03
Data comes back after removal.
Digital exposure audit.
What the internet reveals about you, your family and your company, in an individual report.

- Executive Directoryhttps://executivos.exemplo › profile › ana-ribeiroAna Ribeiro · Finance directorWork email, direct phone line and job history.
- Property Recordshttps://imoveis.exemplo › deed › 48.2XXProperty owned by Ana RibeiroDeed showing the home address and declared value.
- Court Records Onlinehttps://processos.exemplo › 2021 › corporateRibeiro, Ana · 2021 corporate lawsuitParties, shareholdings and addresses cited in the filings.
- Social networkhttps://perfis.exemplo › ana.ribeiroAna Ribeiro · Public profileFamily photos, travel routine and the children’s school.

Data we monitor.
- Name
- ID numbers
- Passport
- Date of birth
- Address
- Phone
- Relatives
- Photos
- Social media
- Court records
- Property and vehicles
Solutions for companies.
Cut down what an attacker can learn about your leadership and your staff.
Request a company assessment
Executive protection
Home address, family, assets and routine of directors and partners.

Company dashboard
Your whole company’s exposure in one place.

Staff protection
People with access to payments and credentials are targets for phishing and deepfakes.
Frequently asked questions.
Can UNRECON remove any information?
No. Some sites refuse, and official records may have to stay. In those cases, UNRECON asks for the copies to be removed and for search engines to delist them.
Can I ask for public information to be removed?
Yes. Laws such as the GDPR, the CCPA, Brazil’s LGPD and Latin American privacy laws give you that right. The result depends on who published it.
Why can removed data reappear?
People-search sites buy new lists often. UNRECON scans again and requests deletion again.
Does a company assessment need the directors’ authorization?
Yes. Each person authorizes their own scan.
How much does it cost?
From US$ 49 per month for 1 person on the annual plan. A family of up to 4 people costs US$ 149 per month. The full table is under Plans and pricing, in the footer.
Does UNRECON cover my country?
UNRECON requests removals under the laws of Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Argentina, Canada, the European Union, the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States outside California, the request is voluntary and the site may refuse.
Who sees my data?
The analyst who handles your contract. The data is encrypted and every access is logged. In a company contract, the company sees only numbers, never the data.
Does UNRECON log in to my accounts?
Only if you choose credential-based removal, which has its own terms: you pick the accounts and receive a record of what was done. Without that option, UNRECON does not log in to any of your accounts.
Request a scan.
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