# Incogni setup and early results: what to check

Record what is visible, start the removal workflow and interpret the dashboard carefully.

[HTML](https://lukejbyrne.com/library/guides/cpbahmurdp4/)
Content language: en
Author: Luke Byrne
Video published: 2026-09-29
Sponsored coverage: Incogni

[Watch the video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPbaHmuRdp4)
Video language: English

## Record a private baseline

Thanks to Incogni for sponsoring this video.

The video starts by checking publicly visible personal information. Keep sensitive findings in your own private notes, not in a public review screenshot.

1. Search for the information you want to investigate and save the exact listing URLs privately.
2. Distinguish a data-broker listing from unrelated search results.
3. Record the check date so later spot checks can be compared with the baseline.

## Set up and inspect the requests

Luke signs up, starts requests and follows their status in the dashboard.

1. Use the retained official resource link and inspect the service’s coverage and terms.
2. Complete the setup with the information needed for the removal requests.
3. Review the dashboard’s pending and completed items.
4. Read the response detail: Completed can mean removal or confirmation that the broker did not hold the information.

## Follow up on important listings

The walkthrough also explores Privacy Score and custom requests. Neither a score nor a completed-request count proves that all personal data has disappeared.

1. Spot-check key listings against the private baseline.
2. Inspect whether a custom request is available for an uncovered page.
3. Allow for broker response times and record unresolved items.
4. Recheck over time instead of treating the first dashboard review as a final result.

## The takeaway

This is Luke’s setup and early experience. Coverage and response times vary, and the service does not establish removal from every website.

## Workflow resources

- [incogni.com](https://incogni.com/luke60)

## Sources and limitations

Written follow-along guide prepared 31 October 2026 from this exact published video’s description and chapter sequence. The checklists are editorial adaptations, not verbatim transcript quotations. Demonstrated results are attributed to the video; the full final video was not independently transcribed or watched for this article, and the product was not retested. For installation commands, later interface changes and current offers, use the original resources linked here.

[Original video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPbaHmuRdp4)