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Optery review: A free scan showed how exposed my personal data really was
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What Optery doesOptery’s basic job is simple: Find where your personal information is showing up online, then help you get it removed.
After you create an account and enter enough profile details for Optery to identify likely matches, the service scans data brokers and people-search sites for exposed records.
The main dashboard is organized around three scan areas: Primary Scan, Custom Scan, and Expanded Reach.
Custom Scans let users run more targeted checks, such as a specific name and city-state combination, or a custom scan of Google search results.
This gives users a snapshot of the matched profiles Optery found, including screenshots.