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As you enter personal information around the web, data aggregators gather it up and sell it. We tell you how to protect your privacy with the top personal data removal services we've tested.

Mozilla Monitor Plus offers a big name and a free scan, but it lags behind the best dedicated services when it comes to automated cleanup of personal data.

LifeLock offers thorough identity theft protection services and excellent support, but the price can add up if you need to protect a whole family.

In addition to cross-platform security, hosted online backup, and tons of security features, Norton 360 Deluxe gives you a no-limits VPN and a full-featured parental control system. It's a high-security bargain.

Incogni is a service that reaches out to a wide range of data brokers on your behalf to remove your identifying personal data from their records.

India approved its first ever privacy law amid surveillance concerns. Here are the good and bad of Indias Digital Personal Data Protection Act.

ManyMe makes protecting your privacy with disposable email addresses amazingly simple, and it's free, though it's not compatible with every email system.

Burner Mail protects your real email address behind disposable burner addresses. It gets the job done, but some competitors do a lot more to protect your privacy.

Whether you use its extension or switch entirely to its own hardened browser, Ghostery Privacy Suite blocks ads and trackers and keeps your searches private for free.

Webroot Premium gets you five security suite licenses and protection for one identity, but both its security and identity components are merely good, not great.