Companies make deleting your account harder than getting a divorce. So, a guy named Robb built a directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. It is called JustDeleteMe. You type in a company name. It gives you the exact URL that kills your account, plus a color telling you how much of a fight they're going to put up. 🟩 Green means two clicks. 🟨 Yellow means you'll have to dig. 🟥 Red means they've made it deliberately painful. ⬛️ Black means you literally cannot delete it, ever, no matter what you do. That last category is the part that gets people. There are companies sitting in the black tier right now holding your name, your email, your photos, your search history, and there is no button anywhere on their site that removes any of it. Not hidden. Not hard. Just absent. Most people have somewhere between 100 and 300 accounts they've forgotten about. Old forums. That one shopping site from 2014. The app you downloaded once for a coupon. Every single one is still sitting on a server with your data in it, waiting to show up in the next breach headline. JustDeleteMe turns a weekend of misery into an afternoon. Its sister site, JustGetMyData, does the reverse. Direct links to request everything a company has collected on you before you pull the plug. Download it first. Then delete. Nobody is going to clean this up for you.