Negative
Content Removal

We remove fake news, malicious reviews, defamation and any other content on the internet that damages your image. We apply the right to be forgotten and advanced de-indexing techniques.

85% successful removal rate
30 days average resolution time
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What We Remove

Types of content we can remove

Negative news

Unfavorable press coverage, old stories that are no longer relevant, or outdated information that hurts your image.

Fake reviews

Malicious reviews on Google, TripAdvisor, Trustpilot and other platforms that damage your business's reputation.

Defamation

Libelous content, insults, false accusations and posts that attack your good name or your company's.

Our Process

How we remove negative content

01

Content analysis

We evaluate the content, its source, the platform where it's published, and the legal and technical avenues available to remove it.

02

Removal strategy

We design an action plan that may include direct negotiation, legal requests, right to be forgotten claims or de-indexing.

03

Execution and follow-up

We carry out the necessary actions and follow up until the content is removed or de-indexed.

04

Future prevention

We put measures in place to keep the content from resurfacing and to protect your reputation over the long term.

Methods

Legal and technical tools

Right to be forgotten

We apply the European GDPR to request the de-indexing of outdated or irrelevant personal information.

Legal action

Notarized demand letters, defamation lawsuits and other legal actions when the content is unlawful or defamatory.

Direct negotiation

We contact publishers and webmasters to negotiate the removal or modification of harmful content.

Frequently Asked Questions

What you need to know

Can any content be removed from the internet?

Not all content can be removed, but the vast majority can. We evaluate each case individually and tell you what is realistically possible before we start.

What is the right to be forgotten?

It is a right recognized under the GDPR that lets you ask search engines to de-index personal information that is no longer relevant, is inaccurate or harms your rights.

How long does the process take?

It depends on the type of content and the platform. Right to be forgotten requests are usually resolved in 4–6 weeks. Direct negotiations can be faster or take longer depending on the case.

What happens if the content shows up again?

We set up monitoring systems to detect whether the content resurfaces, and we act immediately if it does. We also work on preventive strategies to minimize this risk.

Is there negative content about you online?

Request a free, confidential assessment. We'll analyze your case and tell you what we can do.

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