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Takedowns, de-indexing and the law behind them.
Defamation vs Opinion Online: Where the Line Falls
Defamation vs opinion online: how to tell a false statement of fact from protected opinion, what search engines and platforms do, and what to try instead.
De-Indexing vs Removal: What Each Actually Does
De-indexing vs removal: one hides a page from search, the other takes it off the web. See what each does, what survives, and which to ask for.
GDPR Erasure Request Template: Three Letters That Work
A generic GDPR erasure request template in three versions (website, search engine, reminder), with the grounds to cite and the clock that follows.
Google Removal Request Types: Which One Fits
Google removal request types explained: policy, data protection, legal, refresh and site-owner requests, what each one changes and which fits your case.
Ask a Newspaper to Remove an Article: What Works
How to ask a newspaper to remove an article: who to write to, correction vs update vs anonymization vs unpublishing, and what press standards say.
Remove negative search results from Google
Remove negative search results from Google: which results can go, which route fits each one, and what to do when the answer is no.
Remove Mugshot From Google: Routes That Work
Remove mugshot from Google: how the exploitative-removal policy, state mugshot laws and court orders work, and when a conviction means the answer is no.
Remove a News Article From Google: What Can Go
Remove a news article from Google: which articles can go, how to ask the publisher, Google's removal paths and when a legal route exists.
Remove a Page From the Wayback Machine: How It Works
How to remove a page from the Wayback Machine: who can ask, what the Internet Archive says to include, what it will not do, and what stays elsewhere.
Remove Cached Page From Google: What Still Works
Remove a cached page from Google: which old copy you face, what to fix at the source first, which tools clear stale snippets, and what non-owners can do.
Remove a deepfake of yourself: what to do first
Remove a deepfake of yourself: preserve evidence, report to platforms, use hash matching, ask search engines to delist and know when the law is the route.
Remove Defamatory Content: Routes, Order and Limits
Remove defamatory content from the internet: test the claim, choose who can act, file in the right order, and know which routes fail.