Guides
Long-form, plain English. Read time on each. No fluff.
ACP vs public-records exemption: which to use when
Officers and family deciding between an ACP enrollment and a state public-records exemption.
Address confidentiality programs (ACP) by state
Sworn officers, judges, prosecutors, domestic-violence survivors, and anyone whose home address shouldn't be in a state agency database that gets FOIA'd.
How to file a DPPA private right of action
Officers, agents, and family who suspect their DMV data has been pulled or sold unlawfully.
Building a family privacy stack
First responders with a spouse, kids, or live-in family. The threat doesn't stop at you — brokers list everyone in the household on the same page.
Federal LE without Daniel's Law: what you can and can't do
FBI, DEA, ATF, USMS, ICE, USSS agents living outside NJ/FL/CA/TX who lack a state-statute privacy shield.
Multi-state filing playbook for officers who relocate
Officers, federal agents, and judicial personnel who've moved or are about to move across state lines.
How to opt out of the major data brokers manually
Anyone doing manual cleanup before subscribing to continuous coverage. First responders, judges, nurses — anyone whose home address shouldn't be a search result.
Privacy 101 if you're on the job
Cops, firefighters, EMS, dispatch, corrections — anyone with a badge or a uniform whose home address shouldn't be a Google search away.
Retired officer privacy checklist
Retired sworn LE, federal agents, judges, and prosecutors who've left active service.
Scrubbing your address from court records
Anyone whose home address appears in a civil filing, divorce, traffic court, or sworn statement — and is now showing up on aggregator sites that brokers cross-link to.
OSINT defense library
Tactical walkthroughs of the specific surfaces an adversary uses to find you — Google, broker pages, voter records, court docs, license plates, social media. 18 pages.