After taking an at-home DNA test, you may want to delete your data to protect your privacy. Consumer Reports explains how to do it and what you should know.

National Public Data is back online. Protect your privacy from it now - and check if other people-search sites have your information.

In Microsoft Access, you can rename or delete a database table or other objects such as forms, reports, and queries. We show you how to do it.

Taking control of personal data online is vital. Google's vast data access raises privacy concerns. Learn to delete data step-by-step. Manage digital footprint regularly for better online privacy ...

To round out your Google departure, let’s go over what you can delete, and how. And if you want to download some of it before you axe it, check out the tutorial on downloading your Google data, too.

We’ve asked three prominent DTC genetic testing companies—23andMe, Ancestry, and MyHeritage—what consumers can do if they want to remove their data from that company’s database.

If you're reading this, you probably have some personal data on the internet somewhere. Here's how to find it, and remove it, and why you should.

Thinking about deleting your data from Facebook or deactivating your Facebook account? Here's how to do it.

Are you concerned about how FaceApp is using your photos? If so, there's a way to remove your data from the app. FaceApp now says it will delete user data upon request, but it's already facing a ...