Incogni is a comprehensive personal data removal service from Surfshark that automatically protects your online privacy by removing personal information from data brokers and people search engines. The service contacts over 420 data brokers across the United States, European Union, and Canada on your behalf, leveraging privacy laws like GDPR and CCPA to enforce removal requests. With a set-and-forget approach, Incogni handles the entire process from initial data discovery to ongoing monitoring, making privacy protection accessible to everyone without requiring technical expertise or legal knowledge.
The platform works by scanning hundreds of databases to identify where your personal information appears, then sends automated removal requests to each data broker while tracking progress through an intuitive dashboard. Unlike one-time removal services, Incogni performs recurring removals because data brokers often reacquire information through various channels. The service also adds user profiles to suppression lists where possible, preventing data from resurfacing on the same platforms. This continuous protection cycle ensures your digital footprint remains minimal, reducing exposure to spam calls, targeted scams, identity theft attempts, and unwanted marketing solicitations that result from data broker activities.
Designed for individuals concerned about online privacy and data security, Incogni offers multiple subscription tiers including options for families with up to five members. The service provides 24/7 customer support, live phone assistance on premium plans, and custom data removal requests for over 2000 additional sites beyond the automated broker list. With transparent progress tracking, regular status updates, and a 30-day money-back guarantee, Incogni delivers enterprise-grade privacy protection at consumer-friendly prices. Whether you're a frequent online shopper worried about data breaches or simply want to proactively clean up your digital presence, Incogni provides the automated tools and legal backing needed to reclaim control over your personal information in 2025 and beyond.
