People-Search Exposure
Your address, phone number, relatives, and past locations may appear in public directories.
Private by design
How Exposed Is Your Personal Information?
Complete a private 3-minute assessment and receive a clear picture of your everyday privacy exposure—without providing your Social Security number, passwords, banking information, or sensitive documents.
Private by design U.S.-based 3-minute assessment No SSN required No sensitive documents Immediate results
PRIVATE SNAPSHOTREADY
58/ 100
Example resultHigh Exposure
Priority actions
01 Secure your primary email 02 Review public listings 03 Turn on MFAA calm first look
See How Panic Button Works
In less than two minutes, see how Panic Button identifies common exposure risks and turns them into clear next steps.
Everyday exposure
Your Information May Be More Accessible Than You Think
Addresses, phone numbers, relatives, old usernames, breached email addresses, public records, and other personal details can be collected from many different sources. Panic Button helps you recognize common exposure patterns and decide what to address first.
Data Broker Exposure
Personal details may be collected, combined, and resold by data companies.
Account and Breach Risk
Reused passwords and exposed email addresses may increase account risk.
Scam and Impersonation Risk
Public personal details may make targeted scams more convincing.
How it works
Three Simple Steps
Answer 10 straightforward questions
No sensitive documents or account credentials.
Receive your Privacy Exposure Score
See a clear 0–100 answer-based snapshot.
Follow a prioritized protection plan
Start with the actions likely to matter most.
Included free
Your Free Privacy Exposure Summary Includes
A practical place to begin, with no account or sensitive upload required.
Privacy Exposure Score from 0–100 Plain-language risk explanation Category-by-category overview Top five priority actions Seven-day quick-start checklist Printable results No sensitive-document upload
Go further when you’re ready
Want a More Detailed Plan?
Upgrade to the $29 Complete Privacy Action Plan for a deeper review, category-by-category recommendations, removal guidance, security checklists, and a practical 30-day roadmap.
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Our approach
Built to Inform, Not Alarm
Clear educational guidance Minimal data collection No password requests No Social Security number requests No sale of assessment answers Human-readable recommendations
Questions, answered
Privacy guidance should be transparent.
What is Panic Button?
Panic Button is an educational, answer-based privacy exposure assessment for U.S. consumers. It helps you identify common risk patterns and decide what to address first.
Does Panic Button search every website for me?
No. Panic Button does not search websites, data brokers, breach databases, or public records. Results are based only on your answers.
Do I need to provide my Social Security number?
No. Panic Button never needs your Social Security number, passwords, banking details, security answers, or identification documents.
Is the assessment really free?
Yes. The ten-question assessment, score, recommendations, and downloadable summary are free. The more detailed Complete Privacy Action Plan is a separate $29 one-time offer.
Will Panic Button remove all of my information?
No. Information changes frequently and removals cannot be guaranteed. The paid plan offers educational removal guidance and a practical process to follow.
You Cannot Protect What You Cannot See.
Take the private 3-minute assessment and learn which areas deserve your attention first.
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