Remove your personal information from Google Search
Google will remove search results that show your home address, phone number, or email — free, with a tool most people have never heard of. Here is how, and the one thing it does not do.
Time: 10–15 minutes to set up · Difficulty: Easy
The steps
- Signed in to your Google account, go to google.com/results-about-you (the “Results about you” tool).
- Enter the name, address, phone number, and email you want watched. Google scans its results for pages exposing them.
- When it finds matches, review each one and tap Request removal. Google processes most requests within days.
- Leave the tool on — it keeps monitoring and alerts you when your details appear in new results.
- Spot something yourself while searching? Tap the three dots next to any result and choose Remove result — same process, one result at a time.
First — see what's already out there about you, free
Want to know what Google — and everyone else — can currently find about you? The free Exposure Report shows in one second which leaks your email was in and what is publicly exposed.
The honest part — what Google removal does not do
Removing a result from Google hides it from search; the page itself is still up on the people-search site, and anyone who goes there directly can still read it. Google removal is the visibility fix. To take the actual listings down, work through the sites themselves — that is what the rest of this guide is for. Do both: the sources first, Google as the sweep behind them.
Free showed you the problem. Here is the honest math on fixing it alone.
Thirty-plus sites. Three to four hours of look-ups, forms, and confirmation emails. Then the re-listings start creeping back within months — these companies count on you not coming back. And every listing you miss keeps your address, age, and family names in the next scam caller’s script.
The Sweep — $99, one time: we file every removal for you and show you each one as it comes down. The Fix — $249, one time: the Sweep, plus closing what those listings point at — the email account, the leaked passwords, the bank and phone-carrier alerts, the devices. No subscription. Nothing renews.
Make it stop — one flat price What each service includes →
The guarantee: work your plan with us for 30 days; if you do not agree you are meaningfully safer, one email refunds you in full — and you keep the report, the plan, and everything we filed. The plain-English terms →
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Steps checked August 2026. These sites change their processes; if a step looks different when you visit, our free line can walk you through it: 1-888-985-6187.