Data-broker removal isn't complicated — it's relentless. Hundreds of sites, each with its own opt-out form, each quietly re-listing you months later. Here is exactly what Noira does about it, step by step.
We search 650+ data-broker and people-search sites for your name — including the variants and misspellings brokers index, your past addresses, and the family-linked listings that mention you through relatives. Big brokers hide behind login walls and search limits; our sweep covers them anyway.
Everything found is screenshotted and timestamped. That's your baseline — the "before" in every before-and-after pair.
Every broker is legally required to offer an opt-out, and most make it as tedious as they legally can: buried forms, email confirmations, verification loops. We file every request, absorb the confirmation-email flood on our own infrastructure — your inbox stays silent — and follow each request through until the broker complies.
Most sites process automatically. A minority block automation or demand special handling — those go to our team and get done by hand. Either way they come off the list; the site list marks which is which, in the open.
When a listing comes down, we run the same search again and screenshot the empty result. You get the pair — found and removed, both timestamped — in your report. No "trust us" status labels. Evidence.
Format illustration. Your reports contain real, timestamped screenshots of your actual listings — before and after.
Your first exposure report lands within 48 hours of finishing signup. After that, a proof report lands every month: what was found, what came down, what's still in progress, and the screenshots for all of it.
This is the step that actually matters. Brokers rebuild listings from fresh public-records scrapes — independent testing has found most removed listings reappear within months. So every site gets re-checked on a rolling ~30-day cycle, forever. If you reappear anywhere, we re-file automatically and tell you: "This site re-listed you. We've already re-filed. Here's the screenshot."
One intake form — roughly the information brokers already publish (name, variants, date of birth, addresses; never your SSN, never a blanket copy of your ID) — and one signed authorization that lets us act as your agent. That's legally required for deletion demands, and it's what makes stubborn brokers comply. After that: silence, punctuated by evidence.
Under a minute. See your actual listings before you decide anything.