Unwanted search result
A link consistently appears for a name, nickname or other relevant query.

When an unwanted page appears in Yandex for a name, nickname, filename or another query, two separate layers may need attention: the source website and the search result itself.
Help addressing unwanted Yandex search results through source analysis, lawful requests and follow-up search checks.
A link consistently appears for a name, nickname or other relevant query.
The source has changed or disappeared but the search result has not yet updated.
Mirrors, reposts or duplicate publications appear across results.
Yandex indexes pages hosted by third-party websites. A result may remain for a period after the source changes, while in other cases the original page itself remains online. The appropriate strategy depends on the actual status of each URL.
We check the page status, content, relevant search terms, hosting context, applicable site rules and available lawful grounds. Where the source remains accessible, source-level work may be performed in parallel.
After changes and requests, we re-check agreed search queries. Cases involving many copies may require more than one cycle of discovery and review.
No. The outcome depends on the source, content, search-engine rules and available grounds.
Not necessarily. Search engines need time to recrawl the source and update their index.
No. A case may also involve other search engines, websites and hosting providers.
Yes. Deep search can be used to identify additional public URLs first.
Add any URLs you already know and briefly describe the task. Select deep search if you want help finding additional public pages containing your material.