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Your digital life, in perspective

Small details.
A bigger picture.

A username here. A photo there. What could your online habits reveal about you?

Connect the dots with a simple privacy and security checkup. Leave with a clearer picture—and a few useful changes.

18 questions
About 5 minutes

Your answers stay in this tab. No sign-up.

CONNECTING THE DOTS
@ A familiar username

A view from your window

Your usual coffee spot

Small clues can travel together.

01 — THE PUBLIC PICTURE

Harmless on their own. More revealing together.

Three sides of your digital life

A useful check-in. At your own pace.
01

Your connected identities

The usernames, photos, and details that connect your accounts.

02

Your public footprint

The little clues that can reveal your places and routines.

03

Your account security

The habits that help protect access to your digital life.

Awareness is a good place to start.

OSINT means open-source intelligence: learning from publicly available information. This quiz helps you think about your own exposure.

Small changes. A more considered digital life.

Credits

A little context.

OSINT Self-Assessment Quiz helps you think about identity connections, public location clues, and account security. OSINT means learning from openly available information.

Answer 18 questions, then see category findings, connections between answers, and practical next steps. There is no overall safety score: different habits and uncertainties do not add up to a reliable probability.

The quiz does not search for your accounts or verify your exposure. Being intentionally public is a choice; identity questions focus on accounts you want to keep separate.

Guidance draws on EFF’s social-network guidance and CISA’s security guidance. Questions also reflect patterns described by public-information research tools, including Deanonymizer and Sherlock.

Guidance reviewed October 2026. This is a general awareness tool, not a professional security audit.