PrivacyHawk

[Inbox Digital Footprint Service -- NOT related to data broker removal] Check which companies found in the user's email inbox (DELETE/DNS requests only, NOT unsubscribe) have had data breaches. This is a separate service from Data Broker Removal. Do NOT use this for data-broker or people-search questions. This tool only considers companies from data deletion and Do Not Sell requests, not marketing unsubscribe companies. Use this to answer questions like: Which companies have been breached? How many companies with data breaches have my information? What data was exposed in breaches affecting companies I use?

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[Data Broker Removal Service -- NOT related to inbox scanning or digital footprint] Query records from data-broker websites (people-search sites) that list the user's personal information. This is a separate service from the inbox-based digital footprint. Use this ONLY for questions about data brokers, people-search sites, or personal-info listings on the web. Do NOT use this for questions about companies discovered through the user's email inbox. Supports filtering by status: EXPOSED (found on broker), PROCESSING (removal in progress), PROTECTED (removed). Also supports filtering by broker name and date range.

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[Inbox Digital Footprint Service -- NOT related to data broker removal] Query the user's inbox-based digital footprint: companies discovered by scanning the user's connected email inbox. This is a separate service from Data Broker Removal. Do NOT use this for data-broker or people-search questions. WORDING: use the PrivacyHawk app's terms. Say "Digital Footprint requests" (never "data protection requests") and "Protected" (never "Secured"), and "exposures" only for digitalFootprint.exposures. IMPORTANT — The response contains these clearly separated sections: (1) "digitalFootprint": the protection status exactly as the app's Digital Footprint screen shows it. "exposures" = companies found in the inbox that still have the user's data and no request yet; "kept" = companies the user chose to keep; "processing" and "protected" = Digital Footprint requests in progress and completed. "digitalFootprint.byEmail" has these four numbers for each connected inbox; the top level is their total. For "how exposed am I?", "how protected am I?" or the status of the connected emails, ALWAYS answer from "digitalFootprint" and always report exposures, processing and protected for every inbox. (2) "companiesDiscovered": every company found by scanning the inbox, as a list ("companies") and per inbox ("byEmail"). Use "companiesDiscovered.totalCompanies" for "How many companies have my data?". (3) "unsubscribeRequestsByEmail": marketing email unsubscribe (UNSUBSCRIBE) requests for each inbox. This is a separate feature from the Digital Footprint and must NOT be mixed into its counts. When asked about "unsubscribe" or "marketing emails", use "unsubscribeRequestsByEmail". NEVER combine Digital Footprint and unsubscribe counts unless the user explicitly asks for a combined total. (4) "summary" (or the top-level summary fields with countOnly) and "actions": the individual requests matching the filters, for questions about specific companies or requests; every action carries its "email". PER EMAIL: the keys of "digitalFootprint.byEmail" are exactly the user's connected inboxes; never present any other email as connected. When the user asks about a specific email or "which email", answer from the per-email fields instead of the totals. Supports filtering by company name, category, request status (IDLE, PROCESSING, PROTECTED, ACTION_NEEDED), request type (DELETE, DNS, UNSUBSCRIBE), and date range.

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[Privacy Score -- combines both Inbox Digital Footprint and Data Broker Removal] Get the user's overall privacy score (300-850). The score is composed of two independent sub-scores: (1) brokerScore from the Data Broker Removal service, and (2) emailScore from the Inbox Digital Footprint service. Use this to answer questions like: What is my current privacy score? What is my privacy rating? How protected am I?

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[Privacy Score -- combines both Inbox Digital Footprint and Data Broker Removal] Get the historical timeline of the user's privacy score changes. Use this to see how the score has changed over time, identify trends, and understand what actions led to improvements.

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[Privacy Score -- combines both Inbox Digital Footprint and Data Broker Removal] Track how much the user's privacy score has improved over time. Use this to answer questions like: How much has my privacy score improved? What was my score last month/week/year? Has my privacy improved? Compare current score with historical scores to show progress.

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[Inbox Digital Footprint Service -- NOT related to data broker removal] Make data deletion (DELETE), Do Not Sell (DNS), or marketing unsubscribe (UNSUBSCRIBE) requests for companies found in the user's email inbox. This is a separate service from Data Broker Removal. Do NOT use this for data-broker or people-search sites. Use this when the user wants to: delete their data from companies, stop companies from selling their data, or unsubscribe from marketing emails. Examples: "Delete my data from Amazon, Spotify, Netflix, Target, and Walmart" or "Unsubscribe me from marketing emails from Nike, Apple, Salesforce, Netflix, and AT&T" or "Stop Netflix from selling my data". Only companies that exist in the user's digital footprint can have requests made against them. CONFIRMATION REQUIRED: this tool works in two steps. Step 1: call it WITHOUT confirmationToken; nothing is created, the response lists the companies that would receive a request plus a confirmationToken. Show that exact list to the user and ask for their approval. Step 2: only after the user explicitly approves, call again with the same requestType and the confirmationToken; requests are created for exactly the previewed companies. Tokens are single-use and expire in 15 minutes. There is a cap on companies per call; if the preview reports too many, split the list into smaller batches. FREE OPT-OUT LIMIT: free accounts can only create a limited number of opt-out requests per month. When a response contains "freeOptOutLimit", tell the user the limit was reached, which companies were not processed (blockedByFreeLimit), the date in freeOptOutsRenewAt when their free opt-outs unlock again, and share the appDownloadUrl so they can install the PrivacyHawk app to manage their account. INBOX DISCONNECTED: requests are sent from the user's connected inbox. When a response has errorCode "INBOX_DISCONNECTED", no requests were created: tell the user their inbox is disconnected and they need to reconnect it in the PrivacyHawk app (appDownloadUrl) before trying again. Do not retry and never say requests were sent.

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[Inbox Digital Footprint Service -- NOT related to data broker removal] Get personalized security recommendations based on the user's inbox-based digital footprint. This is a separate service from Data Broker Removal. Do NOT use this for data-broker or people-search questions. Analyzes companies with data, breach exposure, and protection status to provide actionable advice.

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[Inbox Digital Footprint Service -- NOT related to data broker removal] Unsubscribe from marketing emails for companies found in the user's email inbox. This is a separate service from Data Broker Removal. Do NOT use this for data-broker or people-search sites. Use this when the user wants to stop receiving promotional/marketing emails from companies. Example: "Unsubscribe me from marketing emails from Nike, Apple, Salesforce, Netflix, and AT&T" or "Stop receiving emails from Target". Only companies that have sent emails to the user can be unsubscribed from. CONFIRMATION REQUIRED: this tool works in two steps. Step 1: call it WITHOUT confirmationToken; nothing is created, the response lists the companies that would receive a request plus a confirmationToken. Show that exact list to the user and ask for their approval. Step 2: only after the user explicitly approves, call again with the same requestType and the confirmationToken; requests are created for exactly the previewed companies. Tokens are single-use and expire in 15 minutes. There is a cap on companies per call; if the preview reports too many, split the list into smaller batches. FREE OPT-OUT LIMIT: free accounts can only create a limited number of opt-out requests per month. When a response contains "freeOptOutLimit", tell the user the limit was reached, which companies were not processed (blockedByFreeLimit), the date in freeOptOutsRenewAt when their free opt-outs unlock again, and share the appDownloadUrl so they can install the PrivacyHawk app to manage their account. INBOX DISCONNECTED: requests are sent from the user's connected inbox. When a response has errorCode "INBOX_DISCONNECTED", no requests were created: tell the user their inbox is disconnected and they need to reconnect it in the PrivacyHawk app (appDownloadUrl) before trying again. Do not retry and never say requests were sent.

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