Public does not mean risk-free
DeepSearch limits itself to public and licensed signals, but combining scattered details can still create a sensitive picture. Use the minimum information necessary for your purpose and avoid redistributing contact, location, family, or relationship details.
- Do not harass, stalk, threaten, impersonate, or expose someone.
- Do not use the product to bypass a block, private profile, or consent boundary.
- Do not make eligibility or high-stakes decisions from an unverified profile.
- Follow applicable law and the rules of each original source.
Protect your account
01
Use an email you control
Keep sign-in codes private and review unexpected login messages.
02
Keep API keys server-side
Developer keys can spend account usage. Never paste them into client code or public repositories.
03
Review shared links
Share only with intended recipients and avoid placing research links in public channels.
04
Delete data you no longer need
Clear personal history, saved profiles, or the account when the research purpose ends.
Report a problem
If a profile combines two people, a source is misrepresented, or content creates a safety concern, contact support with the profile link and the specific field. If the page is about you, the public removal route is the fastest path.
Verify before acting
DeepSearch is a research tool, not a consumer report, background-check certification, or substitute for professional advice.