As our culture continues to move online, personal information about us that previously may have only been seen by our friends and family is increasingly shared in public spaces on the internet.
Why Google Generally Won’t Remove Your Personal Information.
Google’s core product, web search, simply indexes pages on the web and makes them available to searchers. Since Google doesn’t control the information on those pages, they will generally only remove them from their index if the site owner removes the pages from the site or uses standard methods of blocking the content from search engines. Exceptions to this exist, as described later in this article. Generally, you’ll need to first remove the information from the web (or work with the site owner to get it removed) and then ask Google to remove it. Read on to learn how this works too.
Step by Step Procedure removing personnel information from Google
- Access Google’s public removal tool
- Sign in with G mail Account.
- Choose “New removal request”
5.Then do one of the following:
