Use of the service
PrivacyTrace helps users organize privacy, scam, browser-safety, broker-removal, and credit-report dispute workflows. Users are responsible for reviewing all generated text before sending it.
Terms of Use
Clear rules for a sensitive product.
These MVP terms explain what PrivacyTrace is designed to do, what it cannot promise, and how users should review sensitive actions.
No guaranteed removals
The app can help prepare requests and track status, but it cannot guarantee that brokers, creditors, collectors, or credit bureaus will remove information.
Not legal or financial advice
PrivacyTrace provides educational and organizational tools. It is not a law firm, credit repair organization, credit counselor, or financial advisor.
User responsibility
Users should provide accurate information, avoid submitting false disputes, keep copies of records, and confirm instructions with official agencies or qualified professionals when needed.
MVP status
PrivacyTrace is currently an MVP. Some workflows use local matching, templates, and demo broker data while production integrations are being built. Users should verify all results before relying on them.
Effective date: June 5, 2026.