Redact Privacy - An App for Cleaning Up Your Internet Presence

If you've been online for a long time, you very well may have accounts on dozens of services, including social media platforms. Despite your best attempts at privacy, there may well be old posts floating around that you wouldn't want associated with you currently. People change over time, and comments that seemed clever when you were a teenager may seem pretty cringe today. There are services out there that offer to clean all that up for you, but they are expensive and require that you turn your credentials over to a third party. Luckily, there is a universal Mac app that can do total or selective removal of your content from 30+ different apps, websites and services. It's called Redact Privacy. It removes posts, DMs, photos, videos, likes, and other unique content on various social networks. You can delete by keyword, sentiment, content type, and more.

It has a free tier that will :

• Delete unlimited tweets, retweets, and likes from Twitter/X
• Anonymize unlimited Reddit posts and comments
• Delete up to 30 days of content on Discord & Facebook

To access the other services requires a subscription, but paying for a single month for $7.99 should give you adequate time to clean up your posts. Subscribing lets you take advantage of scheduled deletions if for some reason you need that. The app is available on the Mac App Store.

The paid version offers:

• All social media services fully unlocked
• Full access to the automated scheduler
• Deep-scan your posts with the File Importer
• Advanced social media management tools
• Edit and Deletion modes
• Priority, 1:1 support
• Custom text editing options
• Manage entire servers or communities with "Moderator mode"

Included services include:

• Discord
• Twitter
• Facebook
• Anilist
• Reddit
• Linkedin
• Slack
• Imgur
• Letterboxd
• Deviantart
• Disqus
• Gyazo
• Pinterest
• Skype
• Spotify
• Steam
• Github
• Pixiv