I just check it in, seeing how you're doing today, and seeing if you might want to take a little break.

Step away from the noise of the world for just a moment and connect back with you.

If so, let's take a deep breath in and breathe out and let it all settle.

I'm your host, Michael Gallion, and this is letting it settle.

I feel like I'm always trying to protect my mom from the latest internet scam or warn her of the dangers of AI,

but one of the things that's really hard to protect her from is data leaks.

Data leaks are becoming more and more common, meaning that your information and sensitive data is up for grabs.

And why is that a problem? Well, it means that confidential information, such as financial information, contact details,

home address and social security number, as well as shopping habits, can all fall into the hands of data brokers.

Data brokers can aggregate your personal information and sell this information to companies

and even cyber criminals to be used against you.

The good news here is that you have the right to protect your privacy by requesting

data brokers to delete the information that they have about you.

However, the bad news is that it would take you years and years to do it

manually. There's just no time for that. But there is a solution, and it's incogni. Now,

incogny reaches out to data brokers on your behalf, and they request your personal data removal,

and they deal with any objections from their side.

And as an additional bonus, since many of those data brokers collect your personal information again after some time, they also take care to make sure that your data stays off the market

by conducting repeated ongoing removals.

Incogny will constantly work to make sure that your private data gets removed from these

data broker's hands and away from the cybercriminals, making sure that mom and dad are kept

safe as well as you.

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