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Guides user-reviewed privacy settings, facial opt-outs, and account cleanup for DataMinimal customers. DataMinimal Privacy Helper connects the DataMinimal web app to supported provider pages so you can complete privacy work with clear, reviewable steps. For supported career and social accounts, the helper opens a guided checklist beside the provider. You sign in directly, make every setting or account change yourself, and verify the saved state before recording the review in DataMinimal. The helper does not read or change those provider settings. For assisted facial-recognition request forms, the helper can fill reviewed routine fields that you explicitly provide. For search-first, upload-driven, email, jurisdiction, and challenge routes, it provides a provider-specific checklist without reading or changing provider controls. You choose results and jurisdictions, attach any image or identity evidence, complete CAPTCHA and consent controls, send any required email, review the request, and submit directly on the provider route. DataMinimal does not claim the provider has approved the request or removed data. The extension never automates login, passwords, security codes, CAPTCHA, uploads, consent, purchases, posts, messages, or account deletion. It loads no remote code or advertising and requests access only to exact supported provider origins. A DataMinimal account is required. Availability varies by provider, jurisdiction, account state, and current provider interface.
Sep 6, 2026
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