Saturday, February 28, 2026

Good Afternoon!

We talk a lot about staying informed. But here’s something most people don’t think about: How much of your information is publicly available online right now? Not the stuff you post intentionally. The stuff scraped, packaged, and sold by data brokers you’ve never heard of. We recently took a deeper look at this and thought it was worth sharing with you.

— Cole, CEO

Your personal information is probably easier to find than you think.

Quick question.

Have you ever Googled yourself?

Or asked ChatGPT what it knows about you?

It can be eye-opening, and not in a good way.

In many cases, your name, phone number, home address, age, relatives, and past addresses are sitting on data broker sites you’ve never heard of. Some of them aggregate even more, like employment history, property records, and other personal details. That information can be used for spam, scams, identity theft, or worse.

That’s why we partnered with Incogni.

Incogni works behind the scenes to contact data brokers on your behalf and demand removal of your personal information. Instead of you chasing down dozens, even hundreds, of sites one by one, Incogni continuously scans and sends removal requests for you.

It’s not flashy. It’s just practical.

In a world where AI tools make information easier to access than ever, taking control of your digital footprint feels less optional and more essential.

If online privacy matters to you, this is worth a look.

Use code FLYOVER to get an exclusive 55% discount on Incogni’s annual plan and start removing your data from the sites that expose it.

Take back control here.