What does delisting a result mean?
Delisting removes an address from a search engine’s results within the scope of its decision. The website that published the material may remain accessible. Our assessment separates visibility in search from availability at the source.
When a request can be assessed
The assessment considers the content, its connection to the affected person and the search engine’s policies. Non-consensual intimate content, certain disclosures of personal data and copyright infringement have distinct criteria. A negative mention alone is not sufficient grounds for removal.
How Erasly organizes the assessment
We begin with the exact addresses and the context of the exposure. We identify which requests can go to the search engine and which concern the source website. The scope is presented before engagement, and responses guide the next steps.
Content removed, search result still visible
If the original page has changed or disappeared, the issue may be updating the search result. This differs from requesting removal of a publication that is still available. Explain what changed at the source so the assessment can follow the appropriate route.
Questions about this solution
Can my name be removed from every search?
There is no guarantee that every mention can be removed. The assessment focuses on specific addresses and grounds, respecting legitimate information and the public interest.
Does the file disappear when Google removes the result?
Not necessarily. The result may leave search while the content remains on the website. Removal at the source is a separate action.