Jumbo: Privacy & Security - Your privacy assistant, by Sunrise co-founder

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Featured in: The New York Times, Fast Company, TechCrunch and The Verge
At Jumbo, we believe that your data belongs to you.
That’s why our app empowers you to take control of your privacy and security, right from your phone.

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To sum it up: a truly positive experience. I not only "would" but will recommend Jumbo to my friends.

Pros:

Clean interface, great tonality, really good concept.

Cons:

I'll have to get back to you on that one. As for now, I can't say I've come across any.

Great idea, love that it all happens locally from my phone.
Congrats on the launch and riding on the privacy-first wave; great timing there! I would really love to see an email list to sign up for to get notified when the Android version is out. Of course only if you are serious about an Android launch in the near future 😉
This is so necessary!!! Thank you for this launch, I’m recommending to all my family/friends/clients. Excited to see how it continues to develop and encourage people to really clean up after themselves digitally.
Great idea. Please let the user know what is happening during cleanup! Not 10 from 110 tasks finished.
Any plans to roll it out for Android? So need it.
This product is definitely needed in today's market where privacy is of the utmost importance. Any plans on releasing it on the Android platform? :)

- For Facebook, I would love to have a list of pages I like to easily remove them for example - I can't wait to see how the product will evolve

Pros:

- easy interface, - seems pretty easy to use

Cons:

- facebook cleaning didn't work (stopped at 30/110) - maybe would love more choices to select what we would clean

We've released an update that fixes the issues: thanks for giving it and try, and feel free to update your review :-)
If you're interested in automated services like this that one-click-fix your privacy settings, you may be interested in the open source 'Plus Privacy' - -
Is there a plan to let me export the tweets I culled to csv? or how do i keep it going through more than 3000 tweets at a time?