IdentityForce Review: Identity Theft Protection

We’re sharing our full experience with this popular ID theft protection service.

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By Aliza Vigderman Aliza Vigderman, Senior Editor, Industry Analyst & Gabe Turner Gabe Turner, Chief Editor

What We Like

What We Don't Like

  • Mediocre iOS app: Although it’s not the worst app we’ve ever seen, the IdentityForce app for iPhones was a bit buggy and some features weren’t actually available, like contacting support through their phone number.
  • Based in the United States: Like any U.S-based company, IdentityForce is subject to the rules of the international surveillance alliances Five Eyes, Nine Eyes, and 14 Eyes, meaning they could be forced to hand over our data in extreme situations.

Bottom Line

Not only did IdentityForce monitor all three credit-reporting bureaus, they also offered monitoring for change of address requests, court records, the dark web, and more. Simply put, IdentityForce offers some of the most comprehensive identity theft protections on the market today.
Citations
  1. Neustar International Security Council. (2020). Neustar International Security Council. nisc.neustar/

  2. Federal Trade Commision. (2021). New Data Shows FTC Received 2.2 Million Fraud Reports from Consumers in 2020.
    ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases/2021/02/new-data-shows-ftc-received-2-2-million-fraud-reports-consumers