Exposure reports and your Privacy Score
What the monthly report shows, how sharing works, and why you might not have a score yet.
Exposure reports
Exposure reports show what the internet knows about you for a given month: open findings grouped by type of data, which sources expose you most, and how your score has moved. Open Exposure and pick a month at the top to compare.
- Free: a report at sign-up, then one every quarter.
- Frame Plus: a report every month.
- Save as PDF opens your browser’s print dialog, so you can keep a copy offline.
Sharing a report
Share creates a private link to a copy of the report. You choose which sections to include, when it expires (24 hours, 7 days or 30 days) and, if you want, a passcode of 6 or more characters. Send the passcode separately, not in the same message. Five wrong passcodes lock the link for 15 minutes. Revoke a link any time under Active links, and the shared copy is stored encrypted.
Privacy Score
Your Privacy Score runs from 0 to 100, and higher is better. Open findings lower it, the riskiest ones most, and fixing or removing them brings it back up. The dashboard lists the next steps that would help most.
If your dashboard says “No score yet”, Frame hasn’t checked anything for you yet. Your score appears after the first data broker search, breach check or leak test, and it only counts the areas Frame has actually checked. Everything else on the dashboard is real.
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