Grok Bot automates personal data removal requests
A user gives Grok Bot a prompt to find data-broker listings, send removal requests, close old accounts, and recheck after 30 days.
I gave Grok Bot one job: erase my digital footprint. It finds every site listing my name, phone and address, sends the removal requests itself, closes the old accounts I tick, and checks again in 30 days. Here's how, step by step: Step 1. Paste this into your Bot: --- Find everywhere I appear online. My name: [NAME]. My phone: [NUMBER]. My address: [ADDRESS]. Old emails: [LIST]. Search people-search and data broker sites, old forums, and any account under my name. Build a table: the site, what it shows about me, the removal link or email, and whether you can do it yourself. For every row I tick, submit the removal request from your own email address, or close the account, and log the date and what you sent. Never enter my card details or a password. If a site needs me to log in, stop and tell me. In 30 days, check every row again and tell me what came back. --- Step 2. Tick the rows you want gone. It touches those and nothing else. Step 3. Add one line to its instructions: "Before anything that sends, pays, posts or deletes, stop and show me." Twenty minutes to set up. Then every site that sells your address gets a removal request with your name on it, and you never have to think about it again.