Tools mentioned by Caitlin Sarian
Software and services Caitlin Sarian has mentioned across podcast appearances.
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Keeper Security
Recommended“Use iPhone's built-in password manager, or a dedicated app like 1Password or Keeper Security, and lock any password notes with Face ID.”
Incogni
Recommended“A deletion service called Incogni automates monthly opt-out requests across hundreds of data brokers internationally, continuously scrubbing personal information that reappears after removal.”
1Password
Recommended“Use iPhone's built-in password manager, or a dedicated app like 1Password or Keeper Security, and lock any password notes with Face ID.”
iPhone Password Manager
Recommendedby Apple
“Use iPhone's built-in password manager, or a dedicated app like 1Password or Keeper Security, and lock any password notes with Face ID.”
TikTok
“Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok actively scan camera rolls users have granted full photo access to, generating unsolicited content suggestions from unposted images.”
Venmo
“The safest defense is avoiding Venmo and Zelle for transactions with strangers and using a credit card wherever possible.”
WhitePages
“People-search sites like WhitePages, TruePeopleSearch, and PeopleFinder publish home addresses, relatives' names, and even IP addresses publicly.”
TruePeopleSearch
“People-search sites like WhitePages, TruePeopleSearch, and PeopleFinder publish home addresses, relatives' names, and even IP addresses publicly.”
Zelle
“The safest defense is avoiding Venmo and Zelle for transactions with strangers and using a credit card wherever possible.”
PeopleFinder
“People-search sites like WhitePages, TruePeopleSearch, and PeopleFinder publish home addresses, relatives' names, and even IP addresses publicly.”
Instagram
“Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok actively scan camera rolls users have granted full photo access to, generating unsolicited content suggestions from unposted images.”
Facebook
“Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok actively scan camera rolls users have granted full photo access to, generating unsolicited content suggestions from unposted images.”