Ghostifier
Ghostifier scans your Gmail inbox headers to identify companies that hold your personal data. It helps you unsubscribe from marketing lists, opt out of data sales, and sends deletion requests to companies and data brokers on your behalf, tracking responses and legal deadlines. It automates privacy management while keeping you in control, without reading your email content.
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Hello Ghostifier! I have a technical implementation question. How do you read only the Gmail email headers? Is this ability through the Gmail API? Congrats on today's launch!
sara_ford_goog · Imported from Product Hunt
I like the name, it's clever. I think many people are trying to figure out how to delete their digital footprint. This seems to go straight to the source, people's inbox. How does it compare to the big firms like Aura or Incogni?
cloudalchemist · Imported from Product Hunt
there's a tension in the pitch that I'd want answered before connecting my real inbox: to find who holds your data you need fairly deep read access to the inbox itself, which means trusting one more company with everything already sitting in there to fix the problem of too many companies having your data. what's the actual scope of that access - does it need to read full message bodies to find these companies, or can it work off senders/headers alone? and is anything retained after the unsubscribe/deletion run finishes, or is it read-and-discard
galdayan · Imported from Product Hunt