A privacy campaign for Watchman
Who has a map
of your life?
A stranger doesn’t need to hack your phone. Public posts, location tags, and old listings can connect the dots. Find out which clues you might be leaving behind.
Four questions. No email. No search of your personal data.
Privacy starts here
No email required
Self-assessment, not a scan
Share the message, not your details
02 — Connect the dots
Ordinary moments.
Unexpected exposure.
One clue rarely tells the whole story. Together, they can reveal where you live, who you love, and where you’ll be next.
You don’t have to disappear.
Just leave fewer breadcrumbs.
Your home
People-search listings can make old and current addresses easy to find. Start by checking what’s listed and requesting removal.
Your family
Public names, photos, and tags can reveal relationships. A smaller audience and tag approval help keep those connections private.
Your routines
Repeated location tags can turn a favorite café or daily route into a pattern. Share later, and leave precise locations out.
03 — Your next move
How much are you giving away?
Answer four questions to build your illustrative exposure map. We don’t look up your accounts or verify listings. Your answers stay in this page’s memory and reset when you reload.
Public profiles
Not answered
Your routines
Not answered
Your family
Not answered
Your home
Not answered
0 of 4 questions answered
Each “Yes” or “Not sure” lights up an area to look into. No personal details needed.
Free to download. No email required.
Want an optional privacy review?
Use your checklist to prepare questions for a Watchman privacy review. Contact Watchman through its official channels for availability and terms. This check does not book or request a review.
04 — Pass it on
Keep the memories.
Remove the breadcrumbs.
A little awareness can protect someone you love. Share the campaign—not your answers, addresses, or family details.
Start with your privacy checkLife Unmapped / A message worth sharing
“I’m taking my life off the public map. Start with yours.”
Only the campaign message and page link are shared.