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You can delete your content from this service


Service: Have I been pwned
Status: PENDING
Case: You can delete your content from this service
Changes: 1
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Author: (deactivated) (1) Suspended


The privacy policy states, "Using our opt-out feature Superlative provides an opt-out feature for HIBP that, if used, removes an email address from public visibility. The opt-out feature provides you with 3 different ways to control how your personal data is stored and accessed: 1. Just removal from public searches: The public email address search no longer returns your address. Your address is still stored, you can still see breaches against it by verifying control with the notification service and anyone control the domain your address is on can continue to see breaches against it using the domain search feature. 2. Remove all current and future breaches: No existing breaches impacting your address nor any occurring in the future will be stored against your address. No searches of any kind will return a breach associated with your address. Your address is retained alongside instructions to never load future breaches against it. 3. Remove the email address entirely: The address and associated breaches are permanently removed. If a future breach is loaded that includes your address, it will become publicly searchable again."


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Version 1: 2024-02-24 16:53:35 UTC by 35790 Suspended

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Updated Title: You can delete your content from this service

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Updated Analysis: The privacy policy states, "Using our opt-out feature Superlative provides an opt-out feature for HIBP that, if used, removes an email address from public visibility. The opt-out feature provides you with 3 different ways to control how your personal data is stored and accessed: 1. Just removal from public searches: The public email address search no longer returns your address. Your address is still stored, you can still see breaches against it by verifying control with the notification service and anyone control the domain your address is on can continue to see breaches against it using the domain search feature. 2. Remove all current and future breaches: No existing breaches impacting your address nor any occurring in the future will be stored against your address. No searches of any kind will return a breach associated with your address. Your address is retained alongside instructions to never load future breaches against it. 3. Remove the email address entirely: The address and associated breaches are permanently removed. If a future breach is loaded that includes your address, it will become publicly searchable again."

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Updated Status: PENDING