Mine Reviews 271

The hard part comes when after asking the companies to delete your data.
The hoops they want to make you jump through are infuriating sometimes they just downright lie.
However worth doing as I found companies holding my data from six years after I had conduct business with them (Domestic & general). Some of the third parties that have my data insisting that I get back in contact with merchants which are no longer in business.

Avoid from anyone, I repeat it Anyone who wants to have full access (read, write, delete, edit, etc..) to your mailbox. No matter what they say, it just stupid to give full access to any third party organizations or persons. Even your family members.

I am very satisfied with the website, just want to say please add more details about the company and the usage of their services by the user.

i used this web to finally remove my data print from services that i no longer trust. it all has been succesfull and automated saving lots of time.

Everything is good but mine is taking too much time to send emails to the respective companies that i chose to get my information deleted. I’ll give it five stars if mine can get better in this aspect.

Been using Mine for a while. It's a very simple technology but very effective in the current environment.

Sending requests is a breeze but sometimes it might not have the contact details. Either they're not actually available or your technique of scraping contacts can be improved.

Sometimes there are also issues with sync. The dashboard on Mine may not always reflect the latest email in a thread.

Mine makes it easy for me to keep tabs on who out in the web-sphere has my key on-line details - and reclaim control where I no longer want my info out there

Excellent job Mine for protecting my data.

Seems quite a coincidence that after the first email from Mine few weeks ago, that forced us to sign up to understand what the request was about, we started receiving several request per week.
And of course they force you to pay to process all the requests they send you.

We already offer newsletter unsubscribe on all the emails and offer our own service to comply with request removal of personal data, so we are simply going to ignore the service platform, but of course delete the requests we receive.

We never gave Mine the consent to collect data removal requests on our behalf.

Very good tool to remove your data from companies

does what is needed, only reason i gave four stars is because about 5 (out of 17 or so) companies have been on 'missing contact details' list for a very long time, and they are big companies too (Facebook).

Lovely app and works great never even thought to do something like this .

This app helps to decrease identity thief. Helps decrease spam and an overload of emails that you don’t want.

When I try to connect using my Microsoft account it says "Grant Mine access to read my email" yea right

This portal allowed me to discover and erase my digitalprint. It's automatic and you only have to register to know in what websites or apps the companies have your data information, and then you only have to press 1 buttom to reclaim and exercise your rights. Easy like that.

A novel idea and definitely must have for anyone who cares about their digital footprint. You would be surprised to see how many websites you have signed up in the past. My only feedback to the developers is that it's a little difficult to understand what actions are required from me from the dashboard.

This service is spamming Saas providers with emails from users that already have terminated their accounts manually in the past. We are thinking to take legal action against mine. We take GDPR seriously here.

By the way, what is the business model of mine? Request full access to users' inbox and go through all their email out of love? Don't think so...

this is as good as it gets these days with regard taking back control.

Claiming back data is awesome- all for free!