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Privacy checklist

Tick what you have already done. The ticks are saved only on this device, in your browser’s local storage. Nothing is sent to a server. This is a prompt, not a certificate and not legal advice.

Passwords

I use a different password on every important account. I have a way to store those passwords that is not a reused notebook in a public place. I have changed any password I know was reused and also appeared in a breach.

Sign-in

Two-factor authentication is on for email, and for any bank or store account that offers it. Recovery email and phone numbers on my main accounts are still mine, and I recognise every signed-in session. I have removed app passwords and third-party access I no longer use.

Your public footprint

I have searched my name plus the cities I have lived in, and noted which sites show a profile. I have tightened the privacy settings I care about on the social accounts I still use. I have asked data brokers I found to remove my own record, using their official form, and kept a date.

If something goes wrong

I know how I would contact my bank if a card number were misused. I know the official data-protection or identity-theft route for the country I live in. I have a copy of important account emails in a place I control, not only in one inbox.

A written report, if you want one

The Exposure Report is a one-off $19 (KSh 2,450), or Deluxe $29 (KSh 3,750). Payment is by card via Gumroad, on the pricing page. Self-only.