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300,000 registered users

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Serus has passed 300,000 registered users. It is a number worth pausing on, because every one of them signed up for the same reason: they wanted to know where their personal data had ended up, and they wanted it gone.

What the milestone actually represents

Three hundred thousand people is almost 80 million exposures — broker listings, breach records, public records, and dark web mentions found, filed against, and monitored ever since. Our agents do not stop after the first scan, so that work compounds quietly in the background for every account on the platform.

It also tells us something we suspected from the start: this is not a niche security concern. The people signing up are not analysts. They are parents, founders, journalists, clinicians, and public-facing professionals who realised their data was being traded and had no practical way to stop it.

Thank you

To everyone who joined early, reported a broker we had missed, or told a friend. Thank you. Privacy should not be a luxury good, and every new account makes the case that it does not have to be.

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