Delete all your online forgotten or unnecessary accounts

Delete All Your Forgotten Online Accounts

The website uses Google's OAuth protocol to delete your online presence

With Deseat.me

Deseat.me will help in deleting your Internet presence, footprint & history

The Internet is vast and addictive. While browsing the internet or using some applications on the web, we add our contact details to many different websites, which include the shopping websites, download websites, games websites, social networking websites and more. Remember that the internet never forgets anything, any data you enter is there forever. Even if you delete your account with those websites, our Digital Footprints remain.

Overall Deseat.Me is a nice, simple and useful web application which helps you deleting your internet presence in a very organized way. We use our Gmail or Outlook accounts to sign up with many new applications and tools, and most of them are never used again. This is the tool which gives you the entire list of your accounts on the web and lets you remove or save them in just a few clicks.

Deseat.me

If you've ever wanted to remove yourself (almost) entirely from the internet, Swedish website Deseat.me uses your Google account to help.

Using Google's OAuth protocol, which allows third-party users to access your other accounts without finding out your password details, Deseat.me brings up all your online and social media accounts and allows you to delete yourself from them.

How to delete it:

To use Deseat you first need to log in using your Gmail account or Outlook account and the tool runs on your PC to get the results. Within a few seconds, the tool will give you a list of all accounts you have signed up for and trust me, many of them are the websites which we can’t even recall of making the accounts with.

After getting the list, you can choose to delete the account or save them. If you want to delete the account, click on the Delete Queue tab, give confirmation and you are done. Once you hit the Delete Queue button and the confirm it that particular website won’t have access to your Google account and you will need to grant the access again if you want to use that website or the application.