Digital privacy · Türkiye
Everything the internet still keeps in your name.
MyDefense finds the accounts, posts and sold-on records that identify you across 7 platforms, then takes them down — through the platform where it can, through an erasure request where it cannot.
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- InstagramPhoto with locationexposed · 2019
- FacebookPhone number on profileexposed · 2016
- LinkedInFull CV, publicexposed · 2021
- YouTubeComment historyexposed · 2020
- X (Twitter)Posts from a closed accountexposed · 2018
- Data brokerAddress and phone recordexposed · —
What is in the file
Closing an account does not close the record
Your name sits in three different kinds of place, and each one comes off a different way.
- Accounts
Profiles you stopped using but never closed
The sign-up from 2014, the forum account under your real name, the photo album you forgot was public. They do not expire, and search engines keep finding them.
- Brokers
Companies that bought your details from someone else
Aggregators merge phone books, leaked datasets and public records into a profile they sell on. You never gave them anything, and the law still lets you make them erase it.
- Breaches
Passwords and addresses already circulating
A leak from years ago is still a working key if you reused that password. Most people find out when the account is already gone.
How it comes off
Two routes, because there are two kinds of holder
Route one
Through the platform
Connect an account and we remove the items you pick, using the platform's own interface. It runs in the background and reports what actually came off. Deletion is live on 6 of the 7 platforms we cover.
- Posts, comments, media and profile fields
- One at a time, or the whole list
- Failures are shown with the reason, not swallowed
Route two
Through the law
For data held by a company you never dealt with, removal is not a button — it is a right. We prepare the erasure request under the law that applies where you live, send it from your account, and track the reply.
- Request written and sent for you
- Statutory response deadline tracked
- Every letter and reply kept in your dashboard
Coverage
7 platforms, and what we can do to each
Where a platform only lets us look and not remove, the row says so. Nothing here is rounded up.
| Platform | Find | Remove | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yes | Yes | ||
| Yes | Yes | ||
| YouTube | Yes | Yes | |
| Yes | Yes | ||
| Gmail | Yes | Yes | |
| X (Twitter) | Yes | Yes | Browser extension - X's API pricing makes the official route unusable |
| TikTok | Yes | — | Scanning only - deletion is not exposed by TikTok's API |
Missing one you need? Tell us which.
The instrument
Anyone may require a company to erase or destroy the personal data it holds about them — and to pass that instruction on to everyone it shared the data with.
Your right to erasure — KVKK Art. 11 · GDPR Art. 17 · CCPA §1798.105
That sentence is why this product can exist. The hard part was never the right — it was finding out who holds your data, writing to each of them, and following up when nobody answers.
We do that part. You approve the request; we send it, log it, and watch the clock.
See the full process →Plans
Start free. Pay when the list gets long.
The free plan covers one platform and five deletions a month. Premium lifts both limits from Premium a month, and if you would rather not subscribe you can top up a wallet and pay per action instead.
Questions
Asked before signing up
→What can you actually delete?
→Do you ever see my passwords?
→Is the free plan real?
→Do I have to be in Türkiye?
→Is dark web monitoring switched on?
Find out what is still out there
Create a free account, connect one platform, and read your own record.