Find out if your personal data has fallen into the wrong hands online


Unfortunately, no one is completely immune to having their personal data stolen on the Internet. — AFP Relaxnews

One of the biggest fears of Internet users is having their personal data stolen when a service or network falls victim to hackers, which happens frequently. No company is safe from mass data theft, including the GAFAM tech giants. Fortunately, a handy online tool can tell you if your email address or phone number has fallen into the wrong hands.

Most of the time, the data collected includes the surnames, first names, telephone numbers, email addresses and professions of Internet users. In the most serious cases, bank details can also be stolen.

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