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Removal guide

How to remove yourself from authy.com

Siteauthy.com
Categoryother (2FA/authenticator app by Twilio — not a data broker)
DifficultyEasy (if you still have account access) / Hard (if you lost the device and can't log in)
Time to processtypically immediate to a few days for full backend purge

Phone number, device tokens/2FA registrations tied to your Authy account. Note: Authy suffered a 2024 data breach exposing ~33 million users' phone numbers (per TechCrunch/TechRadar/Notebookcheck reporting), which is likely why it's in this scan — not because Authy publicly lists personal data.

Owner / network: Twilio Inc. (Authy)

Removing yourself, step by step

  1. 01

    Open the Authy app or go to https://www.authy.com/account/delete/ while logged in.

  2. 02

    Follow the in-app/portal account-deletion flow (Settings → Account → Delete Account, or the equivalent on the delete-account page).

  3. 03

    Confirm deletion; this removes your phone number and stored 2FA tokens from Twilio/Authy's systems going forward.

  4. 04

    If you were affected by the 2024 breach, treat your phone number as already exposed regardless of account deletion — monitor for SIM-swap/phishing attempts.

Data brokers re-list. Check again in 30–60 days.

Re-listing risk for this site: N/A — this is your own account, not a scraped listing; the 2024 breach data (phone numbers) cannot be "deleted" after the fact by the user