Delete yourself from the internet with this website

If endless cyber attack scare stories, viral fake news articles, online abuse and the election of Donald Trump have given yourself the resolve to walk away from the internet, you’re in luck.
Developers in Sweden have created a website that can help you delete your online presence with just a few clicks.
Available at Deseat.me, Wille Dahlbo and Linus Unnebäck designed the internet deletion site as a place for people to “clean up your internet presence”.
The service lets you see all of the websites you’re signed up to or have accounts for and asks if you’d like to delete them or unsubscribe. It asks for your email address and password so it can scan for the sites you’re signed up to.
Dahlbo and Unnebäck said they take the privacy of users seriously and that the program runs on the user’s computer, rather than their servers.
“So basically the only thing you’re telling us is what accounts you want to delete. That’s it,” they said. The website uses Google’s security protocol, which means it doesn’t gain access to users’ log in information, they added.  
Deseat.me is fairly limited at the moment. It requires users to have a Google email address that is used for all of your online accounts. So for those ancient MySpace and Bebo accounts that you signed up for with a Hotmail address you’ll need to go to the websites yourself and delete your account.
It also hasn’t managed to retrieve account deletion information from every service yet so some appear with a greyed out delete button. And it may never work for smaller sites. That said, it does already work with most major websites that users would be likely to have accounts with, such as Facebook, Twitter and Evernote.  

How to delete yourself from the internet
1. Go to deseat.me
2. Sign in with a Google email address
3. Go through the list of websites you’re signed up to and decide whether you want to “delete”, “add to delete queue” or “keep”
4. If you have more sites associated with other accounts that you’d like to delete, you will need to visit these individually and follow their instructions

Source: www.telegraph.co.uk

Delete yourself from the internet with this website

If endless cyber attack scare stories, viral fake news articles, online abuse and the election of Donald Trump have given yourself the resolve to walk away from the internet, youre in luck. Developers in Sweden have created a website that can help you delete your online presence with just a few clicks. Available at Deseat.me, Wille Dahlbo and Linus Unnebck designed the internet deletion site as a place for people to clean up your internet presence. The service lets you see all of the websites youre signed up to or have accounts for and asks if youd like to delete them or unsubscribe. It asks for your email address and password so it can scan for the sites youre signed up to. Dahlbo and Unnebck said they take the privacy of users seriously and that the program runs on the users computer, rather than their servers. So basically the only thing youre telling us is what accounts you want to delete. Thats it, they said. The website uses Googles security protocol, which means it doesnt gain access to users log in information, they added. Deseat.me is fairly limited at the moment. It requires users to have a Google email address that is used for all of your online accounts. So for those ancient MySpace and Bebo accounts that you signed up for with a Hotmail address youll need to go to the websites yourself and delete your account. It also hasnt managed to retrieve account deletion information from every service yet so some appear with a greyed out delete button. And it may never work for smaller sites. That said, it does already work with most major websites that users would be likely to have accounts with, such as Facebook, Twitter and Evernote. How to delete yourself from the internet 1. Go to deseat.me 2. Sign in with a Google email address 3. Go through the list of websites youre signed up to and decide whether you want to delete, add to delete queue or keep 4. If you have more sites associated with other accounts that youd like to delete, you will need to visit these individually and follow their instructions Source: www.telegraph.co.uk