Delete your data

Any company

Thanks to GDPR law, you can tell any company to delete all of the information that they have about you, and they have to delete it within 30 days.

Personal data that many companies collect:

• Name
• Contact details
• Cookies and IP address
• Debit and credit card details
• Economic, social and cultural information

Stop data brokers

A data broker is a company that collects and sells personal information about you, in the form of detailed 'profiles'.

They do this by getting permission from website owners to monitor your browsing and also collate data from elsewhere.

Profiles can include:

• Name and date of birth
• Tastes and habits
• Contact details
• Economic, social and cultural information
• House price data
• Family details
• Previous addresses

Clean up your digital footprint

Your digital footprint likely includes:

• Contact details
• Credit and debit card details
• Name and address
• IP address and cookies
• Tastes and habits
• Economic, social and cultural information
• Family size
• Debt profile

Supermarkets

Personal data that supermarkets typically store:

• Contact details
• Credit and debit card details
• Name and address
• Cookies and IP address
• Tastes and habits
• Economic, social and cultural information

Supermarkets also often supplement this with data from elsewhere, such as the electoral roll and credit reports.

Dating apps

Personal data that dating apps typically store:

• Private messages
• Name and address
• Tastes and habits
• Contact details
• Cookies and IP address
• Credit and debit card details
• Economic, social and cultural information

Gambling sites

Personal data that gambling websites typically store:

• Name and date of birth
• Recent changes of address
• Tastes and habits
• Contact details
• Cookies & IP address
• Credit and debit card details
• Economic, social and cultural information

Social media

Social media companies often collect, and sell on:

• Name and address
• Tastes and habits
• Cookies and IP address
• Relationship status
• Facial recognition data
• Behaviour on other apps
• Economic, social and cultural information

British political parties

Political parties create detailed 'profiles' by collecting:

• Name, gender, address
• Family structure
• Occupation and employment status
• Income
• Political leaning
• Economic, social and cultural information
• Level of educational achievement
• Debt profile
• Information gleaned from social media profiles

Recruitment agencies and job sites

Personal data that recruitment agencies and sites typically store:

• Name and address
• Location
• Gender
• Marital status
• Family status
• Date and place of birth
• Photo ID
• Trade union membership
• Religious beliefs
• Political opinions
• Racial or ethical origin
• Criminal record
• Contact details
• Your CV
• Cookies and IP address
• Economic, social and cultural information
• App usage

Hotels

Hotels typically store:

• Contact details
• Credit and debit card details
• Cookies and IP address
• Tastes and habits
• Passport details and nationality
• Important dates: birthdays, anniversaries & special occasions

Hotels also often supplement their customer data with data collected from elsewhere, such as credit reports and social media accounts.

Homeware stores

Personal data that homeware and furniture companies typically store:

• Contact details
• Credit and debit card details
• Name and address
• Cookies and IP address
• Tastes and habits
• Economic, social and cultural information

Estate Agents

Personal data that estate agents typically store:

• Name and address
• Contact details
• Likely income bracket
• Cookies and IP address
• Economic, social and cultural information

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Personal information often lost:

• Name, address and contact details
• Bank and insurance details
• IP Address and cookie identifiers
• Marital status and number of children
• Political opinions and affiliations

Women's health apps

Personal data typically stored by women's health apps:

• Cookies and IP address
• Menstrual activity and cycle dates
• Sexual activity and sexual health
• Fertility and pregnancy plans
• Sexual orientation
• Contraceptive history
• Health diagnoses and medications
• Details of partners and children
• Dietary restrictions

Dieting apps

Personal data typically stored by dieting apps:

• Name, address and contact details
• Billing and credit card information
• Location data
• Current body weight and weight history
• Dietary restrictions and BMI
• Sleeping activity and life events

Gyms

Personal data typically stored by gyms:

• Name, address, email address and mobile number
• Age and gender
• Membership level and cost
• Credit, debit card and other banking information
• Attendance patterns and equipment usage
• Session duration and fitness goals
• Profession
• Health and disability information
• Product preferences

Airlines

Personal data that airlines typically store:

• Name, age and gender
• Flying habits & security information
• Income
• Credit card details and passport information
• Destination & departure cities
• Hotel and rental car connections
• Travellers you fly with

Airlines also supplement this with data collected from elsewhere, such as credit reports.

Food delivery apps

Personal data typically stored by food apps:

• Name, contact details, address and age
• Payment details
• Health information e.g. food preference and allergies
• Recordings of your calls with customer service
• Reviews you publish
• Device and browser type, IP address
• Use of mobile vouchers
• Buying habits and purchase history
• App usage
• Features/pages on the app you view
• Location data
• Survey data e.g. household makeup
• Interests and preferences

Beauty companies

Personal data typically stored by beauty companies:

• Name, address, age, gender and contact details
• Adverts and links you may click on
• Order history and browsing behaviour
• Prescription information
• Hobbies and interests
• Payment information
• Wishlist
• IP address, browser type and device type
• Perks redeemed from any loyalty scheme
• Beauty profile
• Reviews, feedback and interaction with customer service

Clothing retailers

Personal data that clothing retailers typically store:

• Name, age, email and location
• Credit history and information
• Your interactions with their ‘subsidiaries’
• Search results and links, including paid listings
• Body profile and dress size
• Your estimated price range
• Occupation
• Address and contact details
• Order and search history, browsing data
• Brands and styles you’re interested in
• Device type and website usage
• Weblogs and other communication data
• Your IP address and cookie ID
• Tastes and preferences

Online news publications

Online news publications typically collect:

• IP address
• Geolocation data
• Browsing history
• Device and browser type, device ID
• Name, date of birth, email address,
• Postal address, phone number, mobile number
• Financial details and payment information
• Website and app usage
• GPS data
• Residential or billing address
• Social media data
• Photo ID

Supermarkets - CSJ

Personal data that supermarkets typically store:

• Contact details
• Credit and debit card details
• Name and address
• Cookies & IP address
• Tastes and habits
• Economic, social and cultural information

Supermarkets also often supplement this with data from elsewhere, such as the electoral roll and credit reports.

Fitness and wellbeing apps

Personal data typically stored by fitness and wellbeing apps:

• Name, gender, birth date
• Address and location data
• Email address and telephone number
• Billing and credit card information
• Photo ID
• Mindfulness goals
• Weight history
• Caloric intake
• Heart rate and blood pressure
• Blood oxygen levels
• Body weight
• Glucose levels
• Dietary restrictions
• Menstrual activity and cycle dates
• Sexual activity and sexual health
• Fertility and pregnancy plans
• Sexual orientation
• Cervical mucus quality
• Sleep recordings and activity

GPS and navigation apps

Personal data typically stored by GPS and navigation apps:

• Name and gender
• Email and Phone number
• Login name and password
• Geolocation and destinations
• Profile picture
• User activities
• Payment and banking information
• Driver’s license and insurance information
• Emergency contact information
• Health and fitness levels
• Occupation
• Browsing history
• IP address
• Boundaries of the map area
• Mode of transport

Online retailers

Data that online retailers collect:

• Contact details
• Credit and debit card details
• Name and address
• Cookies and IP address
• Tastes and habits
• Economic, social and cultural information

OnlyFans

OnlyFans typically stores:

• Account name, alias and real name
• Postal address, email address
• IP address and cookies
• Social security number
• Driver’s license number
• Passport number or other similar identifiers
• Purchase history
• Browsing and search history
• Interactions with other websites and apps

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Personal data that pornographic websites typically store:

• Your IP address (and physical location)
• Time of visit
• Hardware/software used
• Time spent on site
• Specific searches
• Viewing habits

Stop spam today for free

You can minimise the amount of spam you receive today by:

• Deleting your information from companies you no longer use
• Registering with the Telephone Preference Service
• Reporting spam text messages

Fight scams today for free

You can minimise the amount of scams you receive today by:

• Deleting your information from companies you no longer use
• Using multiple passwords
• Reporting scams