I will completely erase your digital footprint and remove personal info from google
About this Gig
Reclaim your online privacy. Data brokers scrape and sell your private details dailyleaving you vulnerable to identity theft, doxxing, and a ruined reputation. I specialize in digital privacy engineering and will comprehensively clean up your Google presence.
What I Will Do:
- OSINT Audit: Scan to find exactly where your private info is exposed.
- Data Broker Removal: Manual opt-out requests to 50+ major public record databases (Whitepages, Spokeo, Radaris, etc.).
- Google Removals: Submit official removal requests directly to Google for up to 3 specific URLs exposing sensitive data.
- Cache Clearing: Force Google to update its index so deleted info stops appearing in search previews.
- Full Report: A detailed spreadsheet tracking every platform cleaned and your request status.
Why Choose Me?
- 100% Manual Execution: No generic bots. I handle forms manually for the highest success rate.
- Strict Confidentiality: Your data is used strictly for opt-outs, then permanently deleted.
- Expertise: Deep knowledge of search engine protocols and privacy laws.
FAQ
What do you provide as proof of completion?
At the end of the order, I will deliver a detailed spreadsheet tracking sheet listing every targeted data broker network, direct links to the removal tools used, the current removal status, and proof of Google submission receipts.
Is my information safe with you during the cleanup?
Absolute safety and discretion are my highest priorities. Any personal data you provide is used strictly to complete the removal requests and is permanently deleted afterward.
Will my personal information ever reappear online?
Data brokers are constantly scraping new public records. While this service completely wipes your current footprint from over 50 major networks, new profiles can pop up months down the line if you move or register new public details. Ongoing maintenance is available if needed.
Can you remove any link or article from Google?
No. Google has strict guidelines regarding what it will remove. I can successfully remove pages exposing Personally Identifiable Information (PII) like home addresses and phone numbers, as well as outdated content that no longer exists on the source website.
