Anonyome Labs Launches Free Exposure Scanner in MySudo to Show Users Their Data Exposure Risk
Your personal information is exposed. See for yourself with a free exposure scan in MySudo.
Free Exposure Scanner shows what information is tied to a consumer's phone number and email, including data breaches, and offers a path to taking back control.
People are shocked by how much of their information is out there. The Exposure Scanner doesn't just show the problem, it shows the way out. It is a fresh start with secure credentials not tied to you.”
SALT LAKE CITY, UT, UNITED STATES, September 17, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Anonyome Labs™, a leader in digital privacy technology, today announced the launch of its free Exposure Scanner, a powerful no-cost tool that gives everyday consumers a clear picture of their digital exposure. In seconds, the scanner provides a personalized privacy exposure risk level and reveals what personal data is publicly linked to a user's phone number and email address, including appearances in known data breaches.— David Bruggeman, Head of Product at Anonyome Labs™
Most people have no idea how much of their personal information is freely available online, tied to their everyday phone number and email address. The free Exposure Scanner changes that. By surfacing this exposure in a simple, digestible format, Anonyome Labs is helping consumers understand the real risks they face and empowering them to take action.
How It Works
Users simply download MySudo®, Anonyome Labs' flagship privacy and identity protection app, to access the free Exposure Scanner. Once inside the app, users verify ownership by entering their phone number and email address. This information is used only to confirm the request and perform the scan. It is not stored, sold, or shared with any third party. From there, the tool scans publicly available data sources and breach databases to generate a comprehensive privacy risk level, revealing how exposed their identity is across the web.
A Real Solution: MySudo
MySudo allows users to create secure digital identities, called Sudos, that are completely separate from their personal information. Each Sudo comes with its own phone number, email address, virtual card, secure comms handle and private browser, so users can communicate, shop, and browse online without exposing their identity. MySudo gives users a way to replace exposed information on existing accounts with new, secure credentials that can be used moving forward for ongoing protection. With the free Exposure Scanner now built right into the app, consumers can see their exposure and get the tools to help reduce the risk of their personal data from being harvested, sold, and compromised, all in one download.
Availability
The free Exposure Scanner is available now inside MySudo, free to download on the App Store and Google Play. Simply download the app to run your scan and see your exposure risk in seconds.
About Anonyome Labs
Anonyome Labs™ is a privacy and identity protection company delivering consumer and enterprise solutions since 2014. For consumers, its flagship app MySudo gives users private digital identities with working phone numbers, email inboxes, virtual cards, private browsing, and encrypted messaging, calling, and video, supported by a suite of privacy tools including MySudo VPN, and MySudo Password (coming soon). For businesses, the company offers turnkey SDKs, APIs, and white-label applications spanning identity protection and privacy tools. Trusted by Fortune 100 companies, backed by 25 issued patents, and headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, Anonyome Labs is committed to making privacy and identity protection the norm. Learn more at http://anonyome.com
Chrysoula Sefandonakis
Anonyome Labs™
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