I deleted my entire digital footprint.
You can too.
Here's how I did it:
You can too.
Here's how I did it:
Step 1: Erase Your Traces
Visit: buff.ly. Click on 'Delete'.
Use the "Filter by Google product" option to pinpoint areas like Google Maps or Video Search.
Choose your time period, then hit delete.
Visit: buff.ly. Click on 'Delete'.
Use the "Filter by Google product" option to pinpoint areas like Google Maps or Video Search.
Choose your time period, then hit delete.
Step 2: Go Invisible
Want to clear your entire internet history? It's just one option away.
Want to clear your entire internet history? It's just one option away.
Step 3: Stay Private
Disable Google Activity tracking to stop Web and App Activity, Location History, and YouTube History from being recorded.
Disable Google Activity tracking to stop Web and App Activity, Location History, and YouTube History from being recorded.
Step 4: Automate Privacy
Navigate to buff.ly
Set an auto-delete for your data to regularly clear out old entries.
Navigate to buff.ly
Set an auto-delete for your data to regularly clear out old entries.
Step 5: Secure Your Connection
Use a VPN for secure, private browsing in public.
Combine it with DuckDuckGo for the ultimate privacy setup.
Good free version: ProtonVPN
Good paid version: NordVPN
Use a VPN for secure, private browsing in public.
Combine it with DuckDuckGo for the ultimate privacy setup.
Good free version: ProtonVPN
Good paid version: NordVPN
Keep existing accounts safe.
Make it a habit to change your passwords for services every 3-6 months.
Why?
New hackers gain access to databases daily, and they might use that information to attempt hacking into your accounts or target you personally in the future.
Make it a habit to change your passwords for services every 3-6 months.
Why?
New hackers gain access to databases daily, and they might use that information to attempt hacking into your accounts or target you personally in the future.
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