Identity Threat Protection
on iOS
Find out when your personal information has surfaced on the dark web and start clearing records held by data brokers without chasing them yourself.
Find out when your personal information has surfaced on the dark web and start clearing records held by data brokers without chasing them yourself.
Much of your personal data sits beyond the accounts and apps you can see. Identity Threat Protection helps uncover where it has surfaced and gives you practical ways to respond.
Add the details you want covered, and PureVPN checks dark web sources for signs of compromise. When it finds a match, the alert explains what was involved and what to do next.
Your information can also appear on data broker and people-search sites. We find where it exists, send out opt-out requests, and let you track their progress.
Know when sensitive information tied to you has surfaced.
Select the personal details you want covered, including email addresses, phone numbers, credit cards, passport details, and SSN/NIN.
When a match appears, you receive a notification showing where it was found and which information was exposed alongside it.
Get personalised guidance based on the exposed information, with clear steps for protecting affected accounts and limiting further misuse.
Reduce how much of your details these sites expose.
Find Brokers
Holding Your Info
See where your name, phone number, email address, and other details have been turned into searchable profiles across broker sites.
Authorize Automated
Removal Requests
Give your consent, and automated opt-out requests are sent out instead of you hunting through each site’s opt-out page on your own.
Track Everything Through
a Dashboard
Check which requests have been sent, which sites are still processing them, and which records have already been removed.
Client logins, shared files, payout services, and work contacts often rely on the same personal details. One leak can make several accounts and relationships easier to target.
Public records and vendor accounts can tie owners to their companies, giving scammers material to make fake payment requests or supplier messages look legitimate.
Interviews, profiles, event pages, and social accounts can expose separate pieces of your identity. Combined, they can support impersonation, harassment, or highly tailored scams.
Blocking trackers and tightening app settings only limit new collection. Older leaks and broker records can still leave personal information available long after it was shared.
Here are a few more reasons to choose PureVPN.
Get VPN protection, dark web scans, and data removal from one app, with one account and no extra privacy services to manage.
You have 31 days to use PureVPN properly before deciding. If it does not fit your routine, you can ask for your money back.
Whether it is a billing question at midnight or an app issue on the weekend, support is available whenever you need a clear answer.
PureVPN has protected online privacy since 2007 and is used by more than 3 million customers across desktop and mobile devices.
You can start using PureVPN Identity Threat Protection on IOS in 3 simple steps:
Download and install the PureVPN Windows app and sign in.
Tap Identity and choose Dark Web Monitoring or Remove My Data.
Enter the required info, review any dark web matches, or authorize data removal.
You will have to get the Max plan as it offers complete access to both Dark Web Monitoring and Remove My Data.
Dark Web Monitoring stores your identifiers in encrypted form and verifies your identity before showing breach details. Remove My Data uses the details you provide to find broker records and send requests you approve.
You can monitor email addresses, phone numbers, credit card numbers without the CVV, passport numbers, and Social Security or national identity numbers.
There is no set timeframe because each broker handles requests differently. PureVPN resends unanswered requests every 60 days, while the dashboard shows how each request is progressing.
Continue using unique passwords, multifactor authentication, software updates, and caution around phishing. Identity Threat Protection deals with exposed or broker-held data, but it does not secure every account on its own.
