Best Practices for Identity Protection (Used by Most Celebrities) 

•  Getting Unlisted: One of the first things celebrities do is remove their information from local and public databases. There are a lot of steps that this involves.
• Getting off Google Maps: Another thing that many public figures do is ask Google to erase your home's 'Street View' on Google Maps.
•  Paying in Cash: Celebrities also pay for most of their services in cash. This helps because identity thieves have a lot of incentive to defraud a celebrity, and card skimming schemes are perpetrated mostly by cashiers at department stores.
•  Identity Theft Protection Services: Public figures can also choose to pay identity theft protection companies that put in all the legwork to ensure their identities are secure.
• Apart from the aforementioned, a lot of small steps can be taken to safeguard one's identity.

Identity Theft Protection Services

 IdentityForce 

• IdentityForce offers protection against IRS Tax Fraud & Identity Theft as well as Medical & Child Identity Theft and Credit Card Fraud.
• They currently have 2 plans on sale, the Ultra Secure ($14.99 per month) and the Ultra Secure + Credit ($19.99 per month).
• All plans offer identity recovery and identity theft insurance cover to the tune of $1 million.

 Identity Guard 

• Identity Guard provides email and text alerts with ID verification and monitoring as well as $1 million identity theft insurance.
• They have 3 individual and 3 family plans, all billed annually
• Their individual identity theft protection plans cost between $7.50 and $20.83 per month, while their family plans cost between $12.50 and $29.17 a month.

 IDShield 

• As well as privacy and identity protection, IDShield provides reputation management and identity restoration services.
• They have four products that cost between $12.95 and over $19.99 per month.
• They also offer social security number monitoring , credit report dispute resolution, dark web surveillance, identity restoration services, 401k account monitoring, credit monitoring across 1 to 3 bureaus, and sex offender monitoring and alerts, among others.