Almost everyone is now technologically surrounded while most of us can’t imagine a tech-free life.
How do you feel if you had no internet presence at all and you are not existent in the digital world…?
Well, you can erase all your internet existence with just a click.
Wille Dahlbo and Linus Unnebäck, two developers from Sweden, have created Deseat.me – a page which allows you to wipe your entire web presence clean.
All you have to do is log in with a Google account, and the programme scans for any apps or services you’ve created accounts for.
It then puts them all in a handy list, like so:
“Privacy and data security is something we regard as extremely important,” explain the team behind the site.
“In fact, it’s our number one focus from beginning to end. That’s why we built it to run on your computer. So basically the only thing you’re telling us is what accounts you want to delete. Thats it, and since we use Google’s OAuth protocol we don’t have access to any of your login information.”
The site will only delete the information linked to a certain email address – and, at the moment, it only works with Gmail. So if you’ve used Yahoo, Hotmail or another email service to sign up to things, you’re not going to be able to wipe that.
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