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Employers find your social media profiles (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter), photos you've posted or been tagged in, news articles mentioning you, blog posts or comments you've written, public records, professional portfolios, old forum posts, and any content associated with your name and face across the internet.

Yes. 70-90% of employers Google candidates before making hiring decisions. It's now standard practice during the screening process. HR managers and hiring teams routinely check social media, search for your name, and review your online presence to assess cultural fit and professionalism.

Employers cannot see content from truly private accounts. However, they can see your profile picture, bio, public posts, tagged photos from friends' public accounts, comments on public pages, and any content where your privacy settings aren't properly configured. Many people think their accounts are private when they're not.

Content that hurts job prospects includes: inappropriate photos (drinking, partying, drugs), discriminatory or offensive posts, badmouthing previous employers, unprofessional language, controversial political/religious posts, evidence of lying on your resume, criminal records, and inconsistencies between your resume and online profiles.

Employers can find content from any point in your online history. Old social media posts from college, forum discussions from 10+ years ago, archived web pages, and news articles from decades past are all discoverable. The internet doesn't forget, which is why checking and cleaning your digital footprint is crucial.

Our tool shows you exactly what employers will find. Once you know what's out there, you can: delete old social media posts, untag yourself from photos, update privacy settings, request removal from certain websites, clean up Google search results, or create positive content to push down negative results.

Common names make Google searches harder for employers, but our facial recognition technology finds YOUR specific content by matching your face across photos, not just your name. This shows you exactly what employers will see when they dig deeper than a basic name search.

Check before: submitting job applications, attending interviews, starting a job search, making career changes, graduating college, updating your LinkedIn, or any time you're concerned about your professional reputation. Regular audits (every 6-12 months) help you stay ahead of potential issues.