WHOSEARCH / TRUST CENTER

Data sources

Results may include public profile pages, organization pages, articles, conference bios, portfolios, and other accessible web pages.

Query planning

Searches combine the user input with optional public context. The system does not infer hidden attributes or use leaked credentials.

Candidate separation

Namesakes and reused handles remain separate unless multiple public anchors support the same identity.

Source handling

Each result keeps its original URL, visible excerpt, source domain, and check time. A missing page is not replaced with an invented fact.

Uncertainty and corrections

Conflicts, missing clues, and weak matches remain visible. Users can report a source or request correction and removal through support.

Sources that may appear

Public professional profiles, social profiles, organization and team pages, portfolios, articles, interviews, conference bios, publications, and other crawlable public pages.

Sources intentionally excluded

Private accounts, passwords, leaked credentials, breach databases, paywalled data obtained without access, and information that cannot be linked to a reviewable public page.

Freshness and disappearance

A report records when the search ran and preserves visible publication dates when available. A source can later change, disappear, or be reindexed, so important facts must be rechecked at the original page.

Who controls a source

WhoSearch does not own third-party pages. Corrections and removal from the source or Google must be requested from the publisher or search engine. WhoSearch reviews requests about its own result display separately.

Use old usernames, email history, saved logins, and public sources to build an account inventory.

Open the old-account workflow