Create Separate Email and Phone Identities
Cloaked lets users create a different contact identity for each website, store, app, or conversation instead of sharing one personal email address and phone number everywhere. Each identity can combine an email alias, phone number, username, and generated password, giving users a clear way to separate shopping, travel, work, social accounts, and short-term signups.
Incoming messages and calls can stay tied to the identity that received them, which makes it easier to see where unwanted contact began. If one alias starts attracting spam, users can mute or disable that identity without changing the real contact details they use with family, banks, or other important services.
Organize Logins with Autofill and Passwords
The identity list acts as a structured vault for the credentials attached to different accounts. Users can search saved identities, open a specific service, review its email, phone number, username, and password, and copy the detail they need. This approach reduces password reuse because each login can carry its own generated credentials rather than depending on one familiar password.
Autofill brings those saved details into sign-in forms on websites and mobile apps, so privacy does not require retyping long aliases or passwords. The main navigation also keeps inbox, calls, identities, and settings close together, helping users move from receiving a code or message to completing a login with fewer interruptions.
Remove Personal Data from Broker Sites
Cloaked also addresses information that has already spread beyond the accounts a user controls. Its data-removal workflow scans participating broker and people-search sites for exposed details such as names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses, then sends opt-out or removal requests for matching records. Users can follow exposure and removal activity instead of locating and contacting each site individually.
Because personal records can reappear, ongoing monitoring adds a recurring privacy task rather than a one-time cleanup. This is especially useful after a move, a surge in spam, or a breach alert, when users want to reduce the number of public listings connected to their contact details and keep track of future exposure.
Screen Unknown Calls and Monitor Identity Risks
Call Guard gives users a way to handle unknown callers before every call reaches the normal phone screen. The service can screen a caller, identify the stated reason for calling, block likely spam or robocalls, and provide information about legitimate calls. Users can review results and adjust which numbers should be allowed, making the feature useful when exposed phone details attract repeated unwanted contact.
Identity monitoring covers another part of the same problem by watching for personal information in breach-related and dark-web data. Alerts can tell users what type of information was found and suggest next steps such as changing passwords, enabling multifactor authentication, or placing a credit freeze. Together, these tools help users respond to both nuisance contact and broader identity risks.
