Where do I get the Chrome extension?
After your email and phone checks succeed, we email the install link for that Chrome profile. Until intake is open, the form stays off and no link is sent.
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.
Simple steps
How the self-audit works
- Prove the email and phone are yours (when intake is open).
- Install the Chrome extension we send after verification.
- Run one search pass. Results stay on your computer unless you export them.
The catalog is bundled in the extension. It does not call BlockTheCalls to fetch search targets. Findings stay in your browser unless you later export them.
This is for your own information only, not a people search for someone else. Automated exposure checks are limited to the email address and mobile number you verify; we do not use a name alone to search for another person. Do not submit a child, ward, or another person’s information through this self-service form.
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.
Delete my info. removes the stored name, email, and phone used by the extension and disables it on that Chrome profile.
Install help
Install and troubleshooting
Stuck on install? Open a question below. This is a fixed help list, not a chat bot.
Chrome asks for permissions. Is that normal?
Yes. The extension needs tab access to open the public search sites in the bundled list. It should not ask for your bank password or Social Security number. If it does, stop and email support.
The extension will not install
Use Google Chrome on a computer (not only a phone browser). Sign into the same Chrome profile you will use for the audit. Allow extensions from the link we emailed. Then reload Chrome and try again.
It opens tabs but finds nothing
Some public sites change or block automation. That does not mean you are invisible. Use the free Privacy Guide checklist next, and export any findings the extension did save.
I want to delete my info
Use Delete my info to remove the stored name, email, and phone used by the extension on that Chrome profile.
Still stuck?
Email support@blockthecalls.com or call +1 (786) 983-3806 (Mon-Fri 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Eastern). Say you need self-audit install help.
Free protections first
Before or after a self-audit, start with free steps: credit freezes, a mobile-account lock, a strong email password, and the National Do Not Call Registry for telemarketers.
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