01The report
He discovers records he didn’t know about.
The report separates 15 public-web records, 50 data brokers and 6 breaches. Breaches lead to steps to secure the affected accounts; they are not part of the 65 records selected for removal.
Customer stories · Scan and Data Removal
Nadir wanted to know what was still online.
Two months later, 52 records have been removed.
Data Removal · 80% of 65 records removed
Nadir was already using a data removal service. His Data Knight scan found more data: 15 public-web records, 50 data brokers and 6 breaches. He selected all 65 public-web and broker records for removal. Two months later, 52 have been removed and 13 remain in progress. His name has been changed to protect his privacy.
Transcript
Nadir had already had his data removed. But some of it was still online. His Data Knight scan found more data still online. 15 public-web records, 50 data brokers, 6 data breaches. Nadir chooses which records to remove. 65 records selected. Six breaches: secure the affected accounts. Data Knight sends the removal requests. Authorisation confirmed. Nadir can follow every request: sent, reply received, removal confirmed. Ongoing requests and follow-ups remain visible. After two months, 80% of his records removed: 52 of 65, 13 still in progress. For the remaining records, the work continues. What about you? What’s still online? Start your free scan. data-knight.io
A scan, removal requests, and a record-by-record follow-up.
02Data Removal
Nadir chooses. Data Knight sends the requests.
Nadir selects all 65 public-web and broker records and authorises the requests. Data Knight sends them. His tracking page shows sent requests, replies and follow-ups in his case.
03After two months
52 records removed. 13 still in progress.
80% of the selected records have been removed after two months. The rest remain in progress: Nadir can see Data Knight pursuing the requests and sending follow-ups, with pending work clearly separate from confirmed removals.
I’d been an Incogni customer for a few years, but I was disappointed with their coverage in Europe. With Data Knight, I discovered new records and brokers they hadn’t identified. It’s now been two months and 80% of my records have been removed. The others are still in progress, but I can see Data Knight sending follow-ups.
A real, anonymised case. Nadir is a fictional name. The customer approved the original French quote; this is its English translation. The comparison with Incogni reflects his personal experience. Visuals are reconstructed using anonymous records, without real personal data. Names, logos and their associated statuses in the film illustrate the journey; they are not attributed to Nadir’s case. 80% means 52 of the 65 selected public-web and broker records; 13 are still in progress after two months. The six breaches are excluded from this calculation and call for account-security actions. This case’s result does not guarantee the same removal rate or timeframe for other customers.