Address and location exposure
People-search sites and public records may list your current address, phone number, and location history.
Separation & Digital Safety
Know what they can find before you go.
Leaving a relationship is already hard. Your public digital footprint — your address records, social profiles, location clues, and connected accounts — can make it more dangerous if the other party knows where to look. DRG0NF1Y reviews your own public exposure and gives you a practical plan to reduce it before, during, or after a separation.
If you are in immediate danger, contact 911 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 / thehotline.org. DRG0NF1Y is not an emergency or law-enforcement service.
The Problem
Your public footprint doesn't know you're leaving.
Data brokers, old social accounts, public records, and location clues don't update when your relationship status does. They can reveal your new address, workplace, routines, and connected contacts to anyone who looks — including someone you need distance from.
Account and identity connections
Shared accounts, location-tagged posts, and connected profiles can reveal where you are and who you are with.
Contact and family discoverability
Phone numbers, email addresses, and family-member accounts may link back to your whereabouts or new network.
What the Review Covers
Your exposure — reviewed before you need to act on it.
Separation & Digital Safety Review
Separation & Digital Safety
$299
A full public-source review of your own digital exposure, scoped to what matters most when leaving a relationship safely.
- Your name, known addresses, and public contact information
- People-search and data-broker listings — current and cached
- Public social profiles and location-tagged content you authorize
- Shared or jointly-listed accounts that may reveal your location
- Phone, email, and family-member discoverability
- Prioritized removal and lockdown action plan
- Device and account-separation checklist
Clear Boundaries
Privacy review — not investigation.
Your exposure only
This service reviews the paying client's own public exposure and authorized identifiers. It does not investigate, surveil, or collect information about the other party.
No private access
DRG0NF1Y does not request passwords, access private accounts, read messages, or bypass security controls of any kind.
Not legal or law-enforcement advice
This service provides a public-source exposure review and cleanup guidance. It is not legal advice, a restraining-order filing, or an emergency response. For legal protection, consult a qualified attorney.
What You Receive
A clear picture and a practical plan.
Exposure map
Every public-source finding connected to your identifiers, reviewed and false-positive-filtered by a human analyst.
Prioritized removal plan
Specific steps for each finding, ordered by urgency — what to remove first and how to do it.
Device & account separation checklist
A practical checklist for shared accounts, family plans, location sharing, and device-level separation.
Frequently Asked
Questions about this service.
Does this service investigate the other person?
No. This service reviews only the paying client's own public exposure and the identifiers they authorize. DRG0NF1Y does not investigate, surveil, or collect information about any third party without that person's separate authorization.
Can you help remove my address from people-search sites?
The Separation & Digital Safety Review includes a prioritized opt-out plan you can execute yourself. If you want DRG0NF1Y to submit the requests on your behalf, ask about the Privacy Cleanup & Removal add-on.
Is this confidential?
Yes. Your intake and report are stored securely in your private client dashboard. DRG0NF1Y does not share client information with any third party beyond the public-source APIs used to conduct the research.
What if I am in active danger right now?
Please contact 911 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 / thehotline.org immediately. DRG0NF1Y is a public-source review service, not an emergency response or law-enforcement resource.
Take Control Before You Leave