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This app protects your online footprint to mute spammers ...
Will Kenton · 2026-06-22 · via New York Post

It’s impossible not to notice the dramatic rise in scams and phishing attempts over the last few years. According to the Joint Economic Committee of Congress, data breaches dating back to 2017 have cost American consumers $20.9 billion to date.

The same report notes that, “In some cases, data brokers have sold personal information directly to scammers. In 2021, for example, several data brokers agreed to pay nearly $200 million to resolve federal charges that they had knowingly sold data on vulnerable consumers, including elderly Americans, to scammers.”

Not only do data brokers collect your information and sell it to anyone with money and a motive, but they also make it hard for you to assert your right to privacy and have them remove that data. According to a report from 2025 in Wired magazine, data brokers took steps to hide their opt-out pages that allow users to request data be deleted or not sold from search engine results.

Fortunately, PrivacyHawk exists to do the work of maintaining your data hygiene on the web.

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PrivacyHawk empowers consumers to regain control of their digital footprint. In a time where personal data is constantly harvested, sold, and shared, this comprehensive security platform aggressively protects user privacy.

It scans the web to identify where your private information lives and automates its removal from predatory data brokers, significantly lowering your risks of identity theft, unwanted marketing and digital tracking.

Expanding its robust defense system, the service now includes RoboHawk for Premium and Platinum subscribers at no additional cost. This powerful, integrated solution automatically filters and blocks invasive robocalls, spam texts and malicious phishing attempts before they ever reach your device.

Together, PrivacyHawk and RoboHawk deliver a unified shield. By tackling both the root cause of online data exposure and its daily real-world disruptions, this system ensures a cleaner, safer internet experience. Users enjoy seamless app integration, multi-layered digital protection and total peace of mind across the internet.


In a digital landscape where personal information is constantly weaponized, passive vigilance is no longer enough.

PrivacyHawk offers a powerful, proactive solution by dismantling the data pipelines that feed corporate surveillance, identity thieves and persistent scammers. By combining deep data broker removal with RoboHawk’s aggressive spam-blocking technology, the platform effectively seals the cracks in your digital armor.

Ultimately, reclaiming your privacy is about more than just security; it is about restoring peace of mind.

Why Trust Post Wanted by the New York Post

Brooklyn-based financial journalist Will Kenton has over a decade of experience covering the intersection of money, economics and culture. Specializing in investing, personal finance and retirement planning, his work has appeared in Investopedia, AP News, Business Insider and TIME Stamped. While at Investopedia, Will was the creative force behind the Anxiety Index, a proprietary tool used to gauge investor sentiment. His expertise is rooted in behavioral economics — a field he explored as associate editor of the New School Economics Review — and he aims to help readers navigate the “predictable irrationality” that influences financial decisions. Will holds a BA from Ohio University, an MA in economics from The New School and a Ph.D. in English literature from NYU. Beyond his financial career, he is also an award-winning playwright featured in the Red Bull Theater’s annual festival.