Source vs. search result
A search result is a reference to content hosted elsewhere. Removing the source and removing a result are separate actions and may require different grounds.
Lawful content removal
Remove unwanted content from Google search
Search-result cleanup is usually strongest when source removal and search-engine requests are handled together. We assess both sides of the problem.
How we approach the task
Reduce unwanted content in Google and other search results by combining source removal, de-indexing requests and lawful privacy or legal channels.
De-indexing requests
Where search-engine rules or applicable law provide a basis, we prepare requests to remove or limit specific results.
Verification
After changes are processed, we verify search visibility with professional search tools and repeat relevant checks.
What helps us start
✓The exact Google/Bing result URLs when available.
✓The source pages behind those results.
✓Search queries, names or nicknames under which the material appears.
Confidential by design
Send only information needed for the task. Access to case materials is limited to the specialists involved in the work.
We use lawful methods and cannot guarantee an outcome that depends on third-party platforms, hosts or search engines.
Questions about this service
Can a result disappear while the page remains online?
Sometimes, depending on the grounds and search-engine rules. Source removal is usually more durable when it is possible.
How quickly do search results update?
Timing depends on the search engine, source website and type of request. We track the result rather than promising a fixed universal timeframe.
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Initial assessment
Send the links you know — we'll take it from there
Add any links you already know and briefly describe the situation. If you need a deep search, tick the option below. Do not send unrelated sensitive data.