U.S. public-exposure self-audit

Self-audit extension

Verify a mobile number you own, then run the local Chrome extension against public sites using only those details. Findings stay on your device unless you export them.

Your number, your search. You must prove you own the mobile number before the extension can run. It uses only the contact details you already told us. Detailed findings require both email and mobile-phone possession verification. We ask only for the BlockTheCalls verification code we send you. Never a password, recovery code, authentication code from another company, Social Security number, date of birth, or bank information.

Verify the number you own

This form shows what number verification will ask for when intake opens. Until then, fields stay locked and nothing entered here is sent to BlockTheCalls. Optional marketing is never required to use the extension.

Required certification
Optional communication choices

The self-audit is available whether or not you choose marketing. SMS marketing is never a requirement to sign up or use the extension. Giving us a phone number or completing verification does not enroll you in marketing texts. (When intake is live, a one-time verification SMS is part of proving you own the number. That is not marketing.)

We do not sell or rent the personal information you submit for self-audit verification. Mobile information and SMS consent are not sold, rented, or shared with third parties or affiliates for their marketing or promotional purposes. Read our Privacy Policy and SMS Terms.

When intake opens, Cloudflare Turnstile (captcha) will be required on this form and checked on the server before we accept a request.

Number verification is not open for submissions yet. You can still load the Chrome extension locally for testing; do not submit personal information through this form until intake is enabled.

Delete my info. removes the stored name, email, and phone used by the extension and disables it on that Chrome profile.