NotMeID

What NotMeID is

NotMeID is a web service for Australian consumers seeking companies that may hold their personal information and ways to request removal under the Privacy Act 1988. The service says its catalogue covers 847 Australian providers across six categories and is continuously updated by the community. It can scan breach databases, inbox history, and its provider catalogue to identify possible data holders. Users review the findings and choose what they want removed; NotMeID says it acts only on their instruction. Requests are sent from the user’s own email address under their legal name. If a provider does not respond within 30 days, the service prepares an OAIC complaint for the user to review and file. NotMeID also describes access requests and removal for Digital ID providers under the Digital ID Act 2024 framework. Its free exposure test requires no account; the site says it does not access the inbox during that test or sell user data. The Free plan excludes deletion requests and response tracking. Standard is listed at A$799 a year and Pro at A$15,919 a year. The publisher is SOCii, described as a civic-tech organisation for the public interest.