Erase Your Digital Footprint With Claude

Help me audit my own public digital footprint. My name is [full name], and my broad location is [city/country]. Search public web results for people-search and data-broker listings that may match me. For each result, give the source URL, broker name, categories of information shown, why you think it matches, confidence level, and the official opt-out page. Separate confirmed matches from uncertain ones and sites that could not be checked. Do not claim you found every listing. Do not reproduce full addresses, phone numbers or relatives' details in your answer. Never guess an opt-out URL. Ask me to verify the matches before proceeding.

Using only the listings I confirmed are mine, check each broker's official removal instructions. Draft a separate opt-out or suppression request for each listing. Include the listing URL and the minimum identifiers the process requires. Leave placeholders for information I must supply myself. List any verification steps, stated processing period and confirmation email requirements. Do not invent legal rights or claim a request has been submitted. Ask my jurisdiction only if it is needed for a rights-based request.

Subject: Request to remove my personal listing

Hello,
Please remove or suppress my personal listing at [listing URL] from your public people-search results. The listing relates to me: [minimum identifying information required by your official process].
Please confirm receipt and let me know when the request is complete or if verification is needed.
Thank you,
[name]

Help submit the removal requests for the listings I approved. First show me the destinations and the data each form needs. Use only official broker opt-out pages. Ask before sending each request or disclosing any additional personal information. Pause for me to handle login, CAPTCHA, identity checks and email confirmation. Do not bypass them or purchase anything. Record each result as draft, submitted, awaiting verification, confirmed removed, failed or unable to check. Keep the confirmation reference and stated processing period. Never mark a listing removed based only on submitting its form.

Create a removal tracker from our confirmed listings. Use columns: broker, listing URL, official opt-out URL, request date, status, verification required, confirmation reference, stated processing period, next check date and notes. Keep sensitive identifying information out of it. Leave unknown fields blank. Suggest the next check date based on the broker's published timing, and distinguish a pending request from a failed request.

Review my tracker below: [paste tracker without sensitive details]. Identify verification steps I still need to complete and requests past their stated processing period. Draft follow-ups only for overdue requests. Check public listing URLs where access permits and label inaccessible results as unable to verify. Keep confirmed removal separate from a temporarily unavailable page. Do not resend requests automatically or claim ongoing monitoring is enabled.