Incogni named best service to stop data brokers — now 58% off

ZDNET's editorial team has named Incogni the best service for preventing data brokers from selling users' personal information. The service is currently available with a 58% discount.

Incogni automates the process of sending opt-out requests on behalf of its users to data broker companies, demanding the removal of their personal data. The service monitors whether these requests are fulfilled and resubmits them if necessary, saving users the hassle of manually contacting dozens of organizations.

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