REMOVE PERSONAL DATA FROM GOOGLE
Remove Your Personal Information from Google (UK)
If your name, address, phone number, or other details appear on Google, you are not powerless. If you want to remove personal information from Google UK, EraseMe can help review unwanted search results, cached pages, and linked third-party websites.
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Search Results
Remove unwanted personal information from Google search results.
Cached Pages
Get outdated or sensitive information removed from Google’s cache.
Third-Party Sites
We work with website owners to remove your data at the source.
Ongoing Protection
We monitor and help prevent your information from reappearing.
Why Your Information Shows Up on Google
Google does not create personal data — it indexes it. Your information usually appears in search results because it exists on third-party websites such as people search sites, public records, forums, archives, or data broker platforms.
Once indexed, this information can:
- Be visible to employers, lenders, or strangers
- Put your privacy and safety at risk
- Damage your reputation, your work, and career abundance
Removing information from Google often requires both legal requests and technical takedowns — that’s where we come in.
How EraseMe Removes Personal Information from Google
Share the Links
You send us the Google results, URLs, or examples you want us to review.
Review & Strategy
We review your case and choose the best removal route.
Submit Requests
We submit removal requests to Google and relevant platforms.
De-Indexing Requests
We work to remove content at the source and de-index it where possible.
Takedowns & Monitoring
We monitor results to help prevent reappearances.
Remove Your Personal Information from Google Today
Schedule a free, confidential consultation and find out what can be removed from Google, and how fast.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to remove information from Google?
Google removal requests can vary depending on the type of information, the legal basis, and whether the source website also needs to be contacted. Some requests may be reviewed within a few weeks, while more complex cases can take longer, especially if further evidence or escalation is needed.
At EraseMe, we review the situation, prepare the request properly, and follow up where needed so the case is not simply submitted and forgotten.
Can Google remove personal information permanently?
Google can remove certain results from its search results, but this does not always remove the original page from the internet. In many cases, Google removal means the result no longer appears when people search your name or personal details.
For a stronger long-term result, it may also be necessary to contact the source website, platform, data broker, or website owner to request removal at the source.
Do I need to remove the source website too?
In many cases, yes. Removing a result from Google can reduce visibility, but if the original website remains online, the information may still exist and could reappear in search results later.
That is why EraseMe often looks at both routes: removing or de-indexing the Google result and, where possible, contacting the source website to request removal of the content itself.
What types of information can be removed?
Depending on the circumstances, removal requests may cover personal information such as names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, images, outdated content, data broker listings, cached pages, and sensitive personal details.
Each case depends on where the information appears, why it is online, whether it is accurate or outdated, and whether there is a valid privacy, legal, safety, or policy-based reason for removal.
Can I remove my address, phone number or email from Google?
In some cases, yes. If your address, phone number, email address, or other personal details appear in Google search results, we can review whether the result may qualify for removal under privacy, safety, outdated content, or UK GDPR grounds.
EraseMe can also help with wider personal data exposure, including listings on people-search sites and data broker-style websites. You can read more here.
What is the difference between removing something from Google and removing it from the website?
Removing something from Google usually means the result is removed from Google search results, but the original page may still exist on the website where it was published.
Removing something from the website means dealing with the source directly. This may involve contacting the website owner, platform, host, data controller, or relevant organisation to request the content is removed or updated.
Where possible, EraseMe reviews both options because removing content at the source can reduce the chance of it reappearing later.
Can EraseMe help remove information from data broker websites?
Yes. If your information appears on people-search websites, directories, marketing databases, or data broker-style platforms, EraseMe can help request removal or suppression where available.
This can include names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, and other personal details that have been collected or republished online.
Can you help if images of me appear on Google?
Yes, depending on the image, where it appears, and why it is being shown. We can review Google image results, source websites, cached pages, and whether removal may be possible through privacy, copyright, platform policy, or legal routes.
For image-specific support, you can read more here.
Is this service available across the UK?
Yes. EraseMe is a UK-based data removal service and can support clients across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
Most cases can be handled remotely by email, phone, and online forms, so you do not need to be local to us to get support.
What if my information reappears?
Sometimes information can reappear if the original source website remains online, if another website republishes it, or if Google re-indexes similar content.
EraseMe can help monitor the situation, review reappearances, and submit further removal or de-indexing requests where appropriate. This is why ongoing protection can be useful for people whose information is repeatedly exposed online.
How much does Google data removal cost?
The cost depends on how many results need to be reviewed, whether the source websites also need to be contacted, and how complex the removal route is.
Some cases are straightforward, while others require legal arguments, technical de-indexing requests, follow-ups, or escalation. The best first step is to send us the links or examples, and we can review what may be possible.
How do I get started?
To get started, send us the Google search results, URLs, screenshots, or examples of where your personal information appears online.
If you want to remove personal information from Google UK, EraseMe can review the information, explain what may be possible, and recommend the most suitable removal route.
You can contact us here.
