Resources

The library.

Everything PDN publishes, free and in the open. Guides tell you what to do, step by step. Reads explain what you are up against. Dossiers go deep on every Atlas point. The Atlas maps where the tracking lives.

PDN-G01
The Data Broker Removal Guide The full method and eleven verified targets, plus California’s one-request deletion system and the upkeep that makes removal stick.
Open the guide
PDN-G02
Phone Hardening Checklist In development. The verified release ships here first.
Soon
PDN-G03
How Findable Are You? A Self-Audit In development. The verified release ships here first.
Soon

Marks show which of the seven exposure sources (Fig. 1) each guide cuts

PDN-R01
The ad profile is a surveillance file What Fog Reveal proved about the data your phone sells: how ad-market location trails became a browsable map of 250 million devices.
Read
PDN-R02
Your name is a doorway How people-search sites turn a name into a home address and a map of your relatives.
Read
PDN-R03
Your car files a report on you Every brand reviewed failed on privacy. Then GM got caught selling driving data to insurers.
Read
PDN-R04
The photo remembers where you stood Hidden coordinates in image files, and the fugitive tech mogul located by a single published picture.
Read
PDN-R05
Old data never dies A broker most people never heard of lost Social Security numbers at national scale, then went bankrupt. The data is still out there.
Read

One dossier per Atlas subject. Each walks its twelve points in depth and ends every one at the cut. The Atlas map links straight into these.

PDN-D01
The Phone Dossier Twelve points in the device that knows the most about you, radio by radio.
Read
PDN-D02
The Car Dossier From the modem in the fin to the black box under the console, the connected car in depth.
Read
PDN-D03
The Home Dossier The TV, the assistant, the doorbell, the meter, the vacuum, and the rest of the house that reports.
Read
PDN-D04
The Store Dossier A retail visit as a recorded session, from the parking lot camera to the email receipt.
Read
PDN-D05
The Street Dossier Plate readers, gunshot microphones, transit cards, drones, and the sensors on an ordinary block.
Read
PDN-D06
The Office Dossier Badge logs and managed laptops, retained chat, plus the payroll broker selling your salary history.
Read
PDN-D07
The Person Dossier Face, voice, gait, family, and records: the tracking that attaches to the body and the name.
Read
PDN-D08
The Browser Dossier Cookies and fingerprints, pixels and auctions: the negotiation behind every page load.
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