Privacy & Identity
Google Search Result Removal / Right to Be Forgotten.
Start with the facts.
Assess whether search-result de-indexing or privacy routes may apply. Right to be Forgotten requests are fact-specific. They are not a general method to erase accurate information from the internet.
- Free first assessment within 1 business day
- Fixed quote before any work
- Confidential — no passwords needed
What we assess
A real route,
or an honest no.
Each platform, host and publisher has its own rules. We only file on a ground that genuinely fits — that's what gets content removed.
Disproportionate privacy impact
Search-result de-indexing assessment
European data-protection context
Usually stays online
Accurate information without a privacy, safety or legal basis.
Before you send it
Four things
to do first.
- 01Save the links and dated screenshots
- 02If you're in danger, call 112 or the police first
- 03Don't engage with the person behind it
- 04Only share identity documents when we ask
- Search-result URLs
- Identity and relevance context
- Timeline and current impact
- Prior publisher or platform correspondence
Only send what you're allowed to share. We never ask for passwords.
How it works
Four steps.
No surprises.
You know the price before we start, and you can follow every step.
- 01
Free first assessment
Send the link and a few lines. Within one business day a specialist tells you whether there's a legitimate route — platform rules, privacy law, copyright or the publisher.
- 02
A fixed quote
If there's a route, you get one clear price before any work starts. No route? We say so, and you owe nothing.
- 03
We file and follow up
We prepare the evidence, file with the right party and handle every reply, escalation or appeal.
- 04
Follow it live
The link in your email shows the status of your case and every update. No account or password needed.
Before you start
Clear
expectations.
Not sure this is the right service? Describe it anyway — we'll point you to the right route.
Free guideRight to be Forgotten: A Starting GuideRead itDoes Google remove the page itself?+
No. A right-to-be-forgotten request removes a search result for your name in Europe; the page stays on the original site. To remove the page, the publisher has to act.
When does Google say no?+
When the information is still relevant, recent, about your public role, or of public interest. Old, inaccurate or disproportionate information about a private person has the best chance.
Can this always be removed?+
No. Accurate information without a privacy, safety or legal basis usually stays online. We only take on a case when there is a real route — and tell you for free when there isn't.
What does it cost?+
From €499. The exact price depends on the platform and the work involved; you get a fixed quote before anything is filed, and you decide whether to go ahead.
How fast is it?+
You hear from us within one business day. After filing, the platform, host or publisher sets the pace; we follow up until there's an answer.
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