"Wrong number" texts aren't accidents

When police searched the car of the man who assassinated a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband in their own home, they found a notebook.

Inside, a handwritten list of 11 websites.

Not weapons sites, data brokers.

People-search sites that sell your home address for just a couple of bucks.

Type your name into one right now, and there you are.

Your address, your phone, your family's names, a photo of your front door.

Anyone can look you up in seconds, and you'll never know who did.

That's why I use Incogni.

It forces data brokers and people-search sites to delete you, then keeps checking, because deleted data creeps back.

Incogni has scrubbed me from over 400 sites while I did exactly nothing.

You lock your doors every night, so tonight, lock down your address.

Go to privacykim.com for 60% off.

That's privacykim.com. Because the next time a stranger searches your name, let them find nothing.

A scammer or worse can't find you if you don't exist.