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Optery (YC W22) Hiring a CISO and Web Scraping Engineers (Node) (US and Latam)(optery.com)
1 points by beyondd 8mo ago
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Optery (YC W22) – Hiring Tech Lead with Node.js Experience (U.S. & Latin America)(optery.com)
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Optery (YC W22) Is Hiring in Engineering, Legal, Sales, Marketing (U.S., Latam)(optery.com)
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Optery (YC W22) Is Hiring in Engineering, Legal, Sales, Marketing (U.S., Latam)(optery.com)
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Optery (YC W22) – Engineering Team Lead and Engineers with Node.js (U.S., Latam)(jobs.ashbyhq.com)
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Optery (YC W22) Is Hiring Product Managers and Full Stack Developer (Node.js)(workatastartup.com)
1 points by beyondd 2y ago
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Optery (YC W22) Is Hiring Back End Engineers (Python and Django) & Sales (Remote)(ycombinator.com)
1 points by beyondd 2y ago
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Optery (YC W22) – Engineering Tech Lead with Django and Python Experience (Remote)(ycombinator.com)
1 points by beyondd 2y ago
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by beyondd 2y ago
Optery has been flagging the conflict of interest between OneRep and Nuwber for years and put a statement out with our position following the Krebs article: https://www.optery.com/optery-statement-following-investigat...
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by beyondd 2y ago
Optery hasn't addressed that yet, but right now starts at the source (the data brokers), and then submits removal requests to Google directly via their Outdated Content Removal Tool. Here's now it works: https://www.op
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by beyondd 2y ago
Obviously I'm biased so I think Optery is better, but here are two un-biased reviews written by the lead analyst for security at PCMag.com: https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/optery https://www.pcmag.com&#x2
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by beyondd 2y ago
For an alternative, take a look at Optery (YC W22). We've been flagging the situation at OneRep for years and put a statement out following the Krebs article (link below). We launched to the public as a Show HN in 2021 and as a Launch
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by beyondd 3y ago
Would Optery for Family help? https://www.optery.com/family/
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by beyondd 3y ago
Optery cancelation is 100% self-service from inside the app per the instructions on the Help Desk. And if you can’t figure out how to do it yourself, just send us an email and we’ll do it for you.
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Optery's Statement Following Investigative Report on Onerep by Krebs on Security(optery.com)
17 points by beyondd 3y ago|6 comments
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by beyondd 3y ago
Yes - Optery for Family is very popular - here's how it works: https://help.optery.com/en/article/getting-started-with-opte...
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by beyondd 3y ago
Thanks for the follow up! Scans for multiple phones and emails is something we're working on so stay tuned on that, and don't hesitate to contact customer support with any questions along the way! Also, you mentioned using Experia
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by beyondd 3y ago
The core of Optery's search functionality is "person" centric. Meaning we start with searches by name, city, state, and age to find "you" regardless of which underlying email or phone number the data broker has on r
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by beyondd 3y ago
That's great feedback! We'll add more pricing detail to the Family page. For comparison, here is the Optery pricing page: https://www.optery.com/pricing/
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by beyondd 3y ago
Agreed on the dark pattern, and yes, Optery's Ultimate plan currently covers 300+ data brokers by default and offers unlimited Custom Removals. Optery has a team that's continually testing and adding more sites to the coverage def
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by beyondd 3y ago
No federal law in the U.S. yet unfortunately, but more states are passing laws by the day (fortunately): https://iapp.org/resources/article/us-state-privacy-legislat...
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by beyondd 3y ago
Optery offers a family plan: https://www.optery.com/family/
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by beyondd 3y ago
This is a great suggestion and we would like to add this. Not because it would provide any revenue lift though, but because it is what some Optery customers have been asking for, e.g. can I have a lower cost subscription that runs every ot
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by beyondd 3y ago
Many data brokers will not permit third party services to remove the data without a signed limited power of attorney. Note that the power of attorney is limited to interactions for submitting removal requests and opt outs.
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by beyondd 3y ago
Optery founder here. We did a deep dive comparison between DeleteMe and Optery ( https://www.optery.com/deleteme-review/ ). The biggest takeaway is you have to scroll to the bottom of the DeleteMe Sites We Remove From pa
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by beyondd 3y ago
Optery founder here. We did a deep dive comparison between Incogni and Optery ( https://www.optery.com/incogni-review/ ). The biggest takeaway is Incogni, at this time, does not cover many of the most popular people sear
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by beyondd 3y ago
Affiliate programs have application processes intended to filter out bad actors and mis-alignment with a brand. To use an extreme example, a web site promoting terrorism would typically be rejected. Approving data brokers as affiliate partn
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by beyondd 3y ago
Yes - I flagged myself as an Optery founder on my first comment, but as you mentioned the comment was subsequently flagged and hidden from view. It is also made clear here: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=beyondd
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by beyondd 3y ago
Yes - I flagged myself as an Optery founder on my first comment, but the comment was subsequently flagged and hidden from view ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39276106 ). It is also made clear here: https://
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by beyondd 3y ago
Your point is spot on. Data removal services have an aspect where a ton of value is obtained in the first 1 - 4 months as the majority of profiles are wiped away, and then after that you're sort of in maintenance mode where the service

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