The Privacy Blueprint

Your address, phone number, birthday, relatives, and old posts sit in hundreds of places, and companies are paid to assemble them into a profile anyone can buy. You do not need to be a computer expert to take that profile apart.

You need a plan.

The Privacy Blueprint is that plan: twelve chapters, worked in order, each one building on the last.

You will learn how to:

- Map your digital footprint before you remove anything

- Remove your name from data brokers and people-search sites, and keep a removal log that proves it

- Take personal results out of Google, with or without a Google account

- Separate your phone numbers and email so one breach cannot map your life

- Protect your phone number with a port-out PIN and your accounts with an authenticator app

- Lock down devices, social media, credit, and your home address

- Protect children, partners, and aging parents from scams

- Keep it all in place with a ten-minute routine.

Four real cases show what is at stake, from the information broker case that set a legal duty of care to the fitness map that revealed military bases. Three teaching cases let you practice. The book ends with

• a 30-word dictionary,
• cut-out flashcards,
• a removal log, and
• a tear-out daily routine card, plus
• a free campus of online tools.

This is general educational information, not legal or professional security advice.

Published by Global Sovereign University, a tuition-free 501(c)(3) nonprofit funded by the sale of books like this one.