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Review search-engine visibility
Check what ordinary searches may reveal about your name, images and public documents.
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What Can Someone Find About You?
Use Inspector Scout's free Public Digital Footprint Checklist to review what your name, email addresses, usernames, phone number and public profiles may reveal online.
Start your digital-footprint review in approximately 15 minutes and identify information that may deserve your attention.
Free download. No payment required.
What it helps with
A practical first pass over your public footprint
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Check email, phone and social exposure
Look for public contact details and profile information that may deserve attention.
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Identify reused username connections
See how repeated handles can connect accounts across different public platforms.
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Create a prioritised privacy action plan
Turn obvious findings into removal, privacy-setting, account-cleanup and monitoring steps.
Inside the PDF
A guided checklist, not a generic security worksheet
The checklist focuses on public-source visibility: what people may be able to see without passwords, private access or intrusive methods.
01Search-engine visibility
02Email-address exposure
03Username and account connections
04Social-media visibility
05Phone-number visibility
06Public directories and data brokers
07Location and routine clues
08Old accounts and forgotten content
09Digital-footprint action plan
10Priority checklist
Get the checklist
Send Me the Free Checklist
Enter your email and we will send the checklist download link to your inbox. You can also open the download page after the form is submitted.
Trust and boundaries
Built for privacy awareness, not surveillance
Built in Australia and available worldwide
Uses ethical public-source research
Paid reports are individually reviewed
No passwords or private-account access
Not a background-check service
Not a private-investigation service
Next step
A self-check is a useful first step
The checklist can help you identify obvious exposure. A Get Privacy Report goes further by reviewing public findings across multiple sources, considering possible connections and explaining what deserves attention.