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Notes from the desk on search, removals, crises and AI answers. Written by the people who do the work, for people who might need it one day.
Remove a Medium Post About Me: What Works
Remove a Medium post about me: what Medium's rules cover, how to report a story or response, when a legal notice fits and what to do about search results.
Remove a Substack Post About You: Rules and Routes
How to remove a Substack post about you: what its rules cover, where to report, the copyright and legal routes, and what search engines keep afterward.
Report a Threads Post About Me: What Meta Removes
How to report a Threads post about me, which Meta rules apply, what a refusal means, and the legal and search routes that remain.
Remove Arrest Record From Google: The Right Order
Remove arrest record from Google after dropped or dismissed charges: what courts, publishers and search engines each change, and the order that works.
Remove Google autocomplete suggestions: what works
Remove Google autocomplete suggestions when a prediction breaks policy or law. Learn which report to file, in what order, and what to do if Google says no.
Remove images from Google Image search: what works
How to remove images from Google Image search: fix the source, then use the right image request, refresh tool or legal route, in the right order.
Remove Bing Search Results: Every Microsoft Route
How to remove Bing search results: Microsoft's privacy, intimate image, copyright and outdated page routes, what each asks for and what it refuses.
Remove my photos from face search engines
Remove my photos from face search engines: what each documented opt-out does, what it cannot touch, and the source-side routes that must follow.
Report a Snapchat Account or Story About You
How to report a Snapchat account, story or Spotlight post about you: the paths Snap lists, impersonation, legal routes, and what a refusal leaves you.
Report WhatsApp group defamation: what works
Report WhatsApp group defamation: what WhatsApp can act on in messages, groups, channels and status, and the legal routes against the sender or admin.
Reputation crisis: what to do after the first week
A reputation crisis changes after week one. Here is the plan for weeks two to four: when to respond, what to correct, how to monitor and when to stop.
How to document online defamation evidence
How to document online defamation evidence: what to capture, how to preserve it so it holds up, what never to do, and how one file serves every route.