The short version
There’s no single button to remove your name from Google, because Google mostly shows other people’s pages. Take one link at a time: ask the site that runs the page first, then use Google’s forms once the page has changed. Some things have their own removal forms, like contact details and intimate images.
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Work out what kind of result it is
An old news story, a people-search listing, a fake profile, a court record, a review or a photo each have their own route. The free check asks a few questions and picks the right one.
Ask the person who decides
The website owner for the page, the platform for accounts and reviews, Google for search. Asking the right one first saves weeks.
Be specific and keep evidence
Give the link, say exactly what’s wrong or out of date, and attach proof. Ask for one clear thing.
If removal isn’t realistic
Record the answer, try the complaint routes for your country, and make sure accurate, current information about you is easy to find.
Questions
Can bad Google results always be removed?
No. Some can, many can be updated, and some will stay. Your plan shows which routes fit.
Is this confidential?
The free check runs in your browser and nothing you type is sent to us. You send any request yourself.
Can anyone guarantee a result?
No. Publishers, platforms and Google make their own decisions. Be wary of anyone who promises a removal or a ranking for money.
Fix My Name Online is a self-service tool, not a law firm, and this isn’t legal advice. Publishers, platforms and search engines make their own decisions; no one can promise a result. Need a lawyer?
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