We help you find Australian-relevant holdings, send deletion and access requests from your Microsoft mailbox (Outlook / Microsoft 365), and watch for reappearance — with ongoing monitoring on paid plans. Start with a free account; your exposure check runs in the app.
We’ll show what happens next, then take you to create your free NotMeID account — where the real scan runs.
No inbox access yet · No credit card · Free forever · Australian-first
Pick the situation that matches you — each path uses the same Australian-first engine with different priorities.
Why you care: Breach data gets copied into broker lists and scam targeting lists.
What we reduce: Republished profiles, stale broker entries, and hard-to-find accounts tied to your email.
Action: Discovery plus templated Privacy Act notices you send from your Microsoft mailbox.
Why you care: Scammers exploit easy-to-find mobile, email, and employer data.
What we reduce: Public and semi-public listings that fuel believable pretexting.
Action: Takedown and access-request workflows aimed at Australian-relevant holders.
Why you care: People-search and marketing graphs map you to income, location, and contacts.
What we reduce: Broker and profile surfaces that sell or expose those links.
Action: Continuous monitoring and batched removal on Standard and Pro.
Why you care: Every signup and loyalty card adds another resale path.
What we reduce: Datasets that aggregate shopping, property intent, and ad profiles.
Action: Catalogue-driven coverage with tracking when data comes back.
Why you care: Partners, children, or dependants may need separate clean-ups.
What we reduce: Parallel broker and verification trails across identities you manage.
Action: Pro supports multiple identities with full APP 12 and OAIC tooling.
Most Australians score higher than they expect. The Digital ID Act 2024 means your verified identity is now held by more services than ever.
Data brokers — companies that sell or trade personal profiles.
Loyalty programs — retail schemes that often share purchase insights downstream.
Digital IDs — verified identity flows and accredited services that may retain attributes.
Marketing platforms — ad tech and enrichment graphs built from online activity.
NotMeID can remove your data from every source we found.
NotMeID runs autonomously in the background. You set it up once — it keeps working.
Four-layer scan: breach databases, welcome messages in your Microsoft 365 / Outlook inbox, password reset probing, and formal legal access requests. We find accounts you forgot existed.
Free tierEvery finding shown with evidence — the breach it appeared in, the welcome email date, the signal source. You confirm or ignore each provider individually.
StandardEvery notice is sent from your Microsoft account (Outlook / Microsoft 365) — not ours. It carries your name and your legal standing under the Privacy Act 1988. Providers can't dismiss it as automated bulk mail.
StandardThread-scoped Microsoft 365 / Outlook access tracks confirmations. Unresponsive providers get escalating follow-up notices. Providers who ignore you past 30 days have a pre-drafted OAIC complaint waiting.
ProNotMeID focuses on Australian-relevant surfaces. Capabilities vary by provider and law; this is the map we optimise for.
Companies that compile and sell personal profiles built from public records, breaches, and partnerships.
Why it matters: Your phone, address, and relatives may be one search away.
Sites that publish or resell “background” and contact graphs.
Why it matters: These pages rank in search and fuel impersonation.
Rewards programs and retail ecosystems that share insights with partners.
Why it matters: Purchase patterns infer income, health, and household makeup.
Real-estate and finance-adjacent tools that capture high-intent behaviour.
Why it matters: Intent data is valuable to lenders, insurers, and brokers.
Accredited identity services and government-related verification flows.
Why it matters: Verified attributes can persist across relying parties.
Ad networks and data enrichment vendors that stitch cookies to offline identity.
Why it matters: Fuels profiling long after you forgot a signup.
Incogni and DeleteMe cover US data brokers. Australian consumers need Australian law, Australian providers, and Australian escalation pathways.
| Feature | NotMeID | Incogni | DeleteMe |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australian data brokers | ✓ 847+ providers | ✗ US-focused | ✗ US-focused |
| Privacy Act 1988 compliance | ✓ Built-in | ✗ | ✗ |
| Digital ID Act 2024 coverage | ✓ myGovID, ConnectID | ✗ | ✗ |
| APP 12 access requests | ✓ Automated | ✗ | ✗ |
| OAIC complaint drafting | ✓ One click | ✗ | ✗ |
| Sent from your Microsoft mailbox | ✓ Microsoft (Outlook / Microsoft 365) | ✗ Platform email | ✗ Platform email |
| Free discovery tier | ✓ Always free | ✗ Paid only | ✗ Paid only |
| Annual price (AUD equiv.) | A$79/yr | ~A$115/yr | ~A$160/yr |
When mobile numbers, employers, and family names sit in broker lists, criminals need less guesswork to sound credible.
Reducing broker and people-search listings does not stop every scam — it removes one cheap input they use at scale.
Leak data is copied into secondary databases and never fully “unpublished.” Ongoing monitoring catches new appearances.
NotMeID is built for repeat sweeps and follow-ups because brokers respawn listings after suppression.
Verified identity flows can leave attributes with relying parties. Understanding where they sit is the first step to lawful requests.
We provide Australian legal context and templates; outcomes depend on each provider and statute.
Requests from your Outlook / Microsoft 365 thread to you — providers treat them as citizen correspondence, not anonymous bulk mail.
You approve escalations; we do not silently send follow-ups beyond what you configure.
New signups, breaches, and partner sharing re-create trails. Monitoring is part of the product — not a one-time PDF.
Standard and Pro include tracking dashboards; Free focuses on understanding exposure first.
Four questions every privacy product should answer plainly before you connect Microsoft 365 / Outlook.
On paid tiers we use Microsoft identity (OAuth) to send mail as you from Outlook / Microsoft 365 and, with thread-scoped permissions, read replies only on threads we opened for deletion and access requests.
Providers respond more seriously to mail from your real address. Thread-scoped read lets us confirm deletions and draft follow-ups without browsing your personal correspondence.
We do not ask for your Microsoft account password. We do not read unrelated mail, contacts, or calendars. We do not store ID document images on this flow.
You approve provider lists and escalations. OAuth can be revoked anytime at your provider, which invalidates our tokens. We draft sensitive follow-ups; you choose to send.
Retention: we keep the minimum operational records needed to show what was sent and when — see the privacy policy for categories and deletion rights.
Technically limited to threads we created — not a policy-only claim for Microsoft 365 mail.
Sign-in uses Microsoft identity (OAuth); we never ask you to paste your Microsoft password into NotMeID.
NotMeID is published by SOCii, an Australian civic-tech organisation. We are ourselves an APP entity and practice what we demand of others.
Cancel any time. 14-day money-back guarantee on paid plans. Ongoing monitoring means we watch for re-listed data and new broker matches — not a one-off export.
See likely holdings and breach context after sign-up. No credit card.
One identity: dispatch, Microsoft 365 inbox discovery, and monitoring when data respawns.
Families, power users, multi-identity, APP 12 automation, and OAIC escalation.
One clean-up can remove you from dozens or hundreds of services over time — especially when you track reappearance.
All prices in AUD incl. GST · 14-day money-back guarantee · Cancel anytime · No lock-in
Same flow as above — email in, free account on notme.id, scan in-app. No credit card.
notme.id · Published by SOCii · Australian Privacy Act 1988