May be worth looking in to when i have tested this, currently testing this with my Experian account
i will give an up date in a weeks time
🛡 How to Use Operation Privacy – Step-by-Step
1️⃣ Go to the Website
- Open your browser and go to: operationprivacy.com
- This is the official site. Avoid using links from random YouTube comments or social media posts.
2️⃣ Create Your Account
- Click Sign Up (top-right of the page).
- Enter your email address and choose a strong password.
- If available, turn on Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) — this adds extra security.
- Confirm your account via the email they send you.
3️⃣ Understand the Dashboard
When you log in, you’ll see the Privacy Dashboard.This is your control panel for removing personal data.It will show: - Privacy Score – how much of your online data you’ve already protected.
- Task List – specific actions you can take.
- Progress Tracker – to see how far you’ve come.
4️⃣ Start With the First Tasks
Operation Privacy sorts tasks into categories.For beginners:
- Data Broker Opt-Outs → These are companies that sell your address, phone number, relatives, etc. The dashboard will give you links and instructions to request removal.
- Credit Freeze → Stops criminals from opening accounts in your name. They’ll guide you to the UK/US credit agencies.
- Basic Device Privacy Settings → Small changes you can make to your phone and computer to stop some tracking.
Tip:✔ Do these first because they have the biggest impact fast.
5️⃣ Follow the Step-by-Step Guides
For each task, the dashboard will show you:
- Link to the site you need to visit.
- Instructions on what to do there.
- Any wording you can copy/paste for removal requests.
- Estimated time it takes to complete.
You do each removal yourself — Operation Privacy does not do it for you.
6️⃣ Mark It Complete
When you finish a task:
- Click the "Done" button in the dashboard.
- Your privacy score will increase.
- You’ll see a visual reminder of what’s left to do.
7️⃣ Move to Advanced Privacy
Once you’ve cleared the basics:
- Home Privacy → Keep your home address from being so easily found.
- Business Listings → Remove your details from company directories if you’re self-employed.
- Disinformation → Plant harmless fake details online to confuse data brokers.
- Ghost Mode (paid, cheap) → For hardcore privacy tools like anonymous phone numbers and more.
8️⃣ Keep Checking Back
- Re-check every few months — some sites will add your data back.
- Update any changed info (new address, new phone, etc.).
- Watch your privacy score climb over time.
💡 Pro Tips to Boost Your Privacy
- Use a separate email for sign-ups so your main email stays private.
- Never use your real date of birth unless legally required.
- Don’t overshare on social media — even “private” accounts leak info.
- Use ad blockers and privacy extensions (like uBlock Origin, Privacy Badger).