Personal Data Removal from the Internet
Your personal data may appear on Google, directories, databases and third-party websites without your authorisation. We help you remove it, de-index it, or reduce its visibility through legal and confidential means.
We apply the right to be forgotten, the GDPR, and technical methods to protect your online privacy.
Request a Free AnalysisWhat counts as personal data on the Internet?
Personal data includes any information that can identify an individual: full name, national ID number, address, phone number, email address, photographs, employment history, financial information, health data, or any combination that allows you to be located or identified.
Much of this data ends up published without your consent on people-search directories, forums, digital news archives, marketing websites, or Google results — where it can remain indefinitely unless action is taken.
Where can your personal data appear?
We work on any platform or source where your data has been published
Search Engines
Google, Bing, Yahoo and others index information that can be removed through the right to be forgotten.
People Directories
Sites that aggregate public data such as your address, phone number, or professional history without your consent.
Digital News Archives
Old news stories, articles or media publications that continue to rank your name in search results.
Forums and Social Media
Comments, posts or mentions that reveal personal information about you without your authorisation.
Third-Party Websites
Pages that publish data without consent: debts, penalties, business information or personal details.
The right to be forgotten and the GDPR protect you
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Spanish data protection law recognise your right to request the removal of personal data that is no longer necessary, is inaccurate, or was processed without your consent.
At Remove Group we handle these requests with search engines, platforms and websites, and when necessary we coordinate with the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) to ensure compliance.
Beyond the legal route, we apply de-indexing techniques to accelerate the removal of results from search engines.
Analysis of your digital footprint
We identify which data appears, on which sources, and which removal routes are viable.
Legal and technical requests
We submit right-to-be-forgotten requests to search engines and websites, and apply technical de-indexing where appropriate.
Monitoring and verification
We verify that the removal has taken effect and keep you informed at every stage of the process.
Common cases we handle
If your situation is not listed here, contact us for a no-obligation consultation
Name on Google
Your name appears in search results with personal, professional or private information that you want removed.
Directories and Databases
Pages that publish your address, phone number, financial data or other information without your permission.
Old News and Articles
Publications from digital media that no longer reflect your current situation and are harming your image.
Court or Penalty Records
Information about legal proceedings, expired sanctions or old debts that should no longer be publicly accessible.
Business Data
Information about closed companies, former positions or commercial records that you no longer wish to appear online.
Leaked Sensitive Data
Health data, sexual orientation, political views or other sensitive information published without your consent.
We analyse which of your data is published and what options exist to remove it.
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Tell us your case and we will get back to you within 24 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about personal data removal