JustDeleteMe
justdeleteme.xyz
A directory of the direct links for deleting your account on hundreds of sites
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wink.com
Searched hundreds of millions of public profiles from one box.
Use JustDeleteMe instead
A directory of the direct links for deleting your account on hundreds of sites. It is a community-maintained list, so a link can point at a page a company has since moved or removed.
Open JustDeleteMeWink aggregated public social profiles into a single searchable index, which in 2007 read as a useful directory and today reads as a preview of the people-search industry that privacy regulation now spends most of its time on. The service closed. Its descendants are mostly paid data brokers, so the successor here is the tool for removing yourself from them.
Questions
No. Wink People Search is no longer running and wink.com does not serve the tool any more. JustDeleteMe is the closest current equivalent — it a directory of the direct links for deleting your account on hundreds of sites.
Yes. Wink People Search sends your input to its own servers to process it. That is fine for public material; for anything containing personal data, use one of the on-device tools instead.
Closed; the aggregation model it pioneered is now the data-broker industry.
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