Question 1

How does Wiseguard calculate my Exposure Score?

Accepted Answer

Your Exposure Score is a single 0–100 number (lower is safer) that measures how much of your personal information is publicly exposed. Wiseguard scans 208 data-broker and people-search sites plus search engines and known data leaks, counts every listing that ties your real name to your address, phone, or relatives, and converts that into the score. It re-scans weekly and tracks the full history so you can watch your exposure trend over time.

Question 2

How long does it take to see results?

Accepted Answer

Your first scan finishes in about 30 seconds and your Exposure Score appears immediately. Opt-out requests go out the same day you subscribe, and you track the score as brokers process them. Most confirm within 7 to 30 days. Brokers re-add data roughly every 90 days, so Wiseguard auto-resubmits and keeps following up over time.

Question 3

Will email and phone aliases work with two-factor authentication?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Wiseguard aliases are 2FA-compatible. Verification codes and calls forward straight to your real inbox and number, so OTP logins work anywhere. This is the gap most maskers leave open: DeleteMe's masking breaks with 2FA, and fixing it cleanly is core to what Wiseguard does.

Question 4

How many data broker sites does Wiseguard request removal from?

Accepted Answer

Wiseguard requests removal from 208 broker and people-search sites, the ones that drive most real-world exposure. The process is automated: each opt-out request is submitted, tracked, and automatically resubmitted when a broker re-lists your data about every 90 days.

Question 5

Is Wiseguard a good DeleteMe or Incogni alternative?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Unlike DeleteMe and Incogni, Wiseguard pairs automated opt-out requests with a measurable Exposure Score and 2FA-ready email and phone aliases in one dashboard: proactive (aliases stop new leaks) and reactive (we request removal of old exposure). The Exposure Score you can watch trend down over time is what separates it from a features list.

Question 6

What makes Wiseguard different from other privacy tools?

Accepted Answer

Most privacy tools sell a list of features and a vague feeling of safety. Wiseguard gives you proof: a measurable Exposure Score with full history, combined with aliases, AI scam-call screening, and automated opt-out requests in one unified dashboard. The measurable Exposure Score you can track over time is the product.

Question 7

How much does Wiseguard cost?

Accepted Answer

Wiseguard is $14/month, or $120/year which works out to $10/month billed annually. That sits in line with Cloaked, Aura, and Incogni. Wiseguard competes on proof of value and time saved, not on being the cheapest.

Question 8

Is my data safe with Wiseguard?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Wiseguard runs on SOC 2 audited infrastructure, encrypts data in transit and at rest, and is GDPR compliant. What you submit is encrypted at rest and never sold or shared, and aliases mean you can keep your real contact details out of new sign-ups entirely.

Question 9

Can I cancel anytime?

Accepted Answer

Yes, cancel anytime in one click. First subscription purchases are covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee, and annual plans are refunded pro rata.

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What the first ninety days look like.

Score appears

The phone goes quiet

Most listings gone

Maintenance mode

Weekly re-scan

Escalation

Watch your exposure score drop

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