Who Has My Personal Information?
Hundreds of companies, data brokers and breached databases hold pieces of your personal information — and most people have no idea which ones. Here's how to find out exactly who has your data, and what you can do about it.
Data brokers and people-search sites
These companies collect your name, address, phone, age and relatives from public records, then sell or publish it. Whitepages, Spokeo, BeenVerified, Radaris and MyLife are among the biggest — and there are 100+ in total.
Companies you've shared data with
Every store, app and service you've signed up for holds your email and often more. Forgotten accounts are a major source of exposure and breach risk.
Data breaches
If a company you used was breached, your email, password and other details may be circulating in breach dumps. Many people are in dozens of breaches without knowing.
How to see your full exposure
The fastest way to find out who has your information is to scan your inbox — it reveals every account, broker listing and breach tied to your email.
- Run a free Footprint Finder scan with just your email.
- Review the list of brokers, accounts and breaches that hold your data.
- Start removing yourself from the highest-risk sources first.
Frequently asked questions
How can I find out who has my personal information?
Scan your email to reveal every account, data-broker listing and breach tied to it, and search your name and phone number in Google. Footprint Finder does this automatically in about 60 seconds.
What can I do once I know who has my data?
Opt out of data brokers, delete forgotten accounts, and remove exposed results from Google. Footprint Finder can submit the removal requests for you and re-check monthly.