What this tool does
This audit highlights the weak spots in your privacy across both your digital and physical life, and tells you what is worth fixing first. It turns your habits around social media, passwords, devices, your home and your sensitive information into a clear set of risks and practical steps.
It is general guidance to help you tighten things up, not a formal security assessment.
When to use it
Use it when you are worried about data breaches, identity theft, surveillance or location tracking, when you want a simple privacy check-up, or when you are not sure where your biggest exposure lies.
How it works
You answer questions about how you use online services, how you handle passwords and devices, your home setup and how you look after financial and medical information. It then flags your main privacy risks in priority order and gives you practical, achievable fixes. Nothing you enter is saved, and you do not need to give your name or email to use it. Start with the highest risk items first, small changes like a password manager and two-factor authentication make a real difference.
Ask Your Privacy a question
Ask our editorial team a question and we will reply with our advice. Tell us as much about your situation as you can: the more detail you give, the more useful our answer can be.
You do not need to use your real name. Please do not include your full address, phone number, email address, or the names of other people. We may edit or remove identifying details for privacy and legal reasons.
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