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Thread ID: 137955	2014-09-14 05:22:00	Removing Personal Information from google search ???	AppleFan (17097)	Press F1

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1383917	2014-09-14 05:22:00	Hey everyone just wanted to ask , i have requested google to remove personal info via there own removal tool , but for some reason somewebsites it can't , the ones it could still when clicked on link appears live , and so also though they told me to contact webmaster , which for some sites i did , could access all of them meaning get to webmaster , so im stressed and just wanted my name and all those links of google search , if someone could help me out , i will feel good , thanks . I will be happy to answer any questions	AppleFan (17097)
1383918	2014-09-14 05:36:00	Short answer is - you can't. Google doesn't control all websites - to get them to take it down you will need to ask the owner of each site your info is on. Google EU is now legally required to "forget" certain info on request, meaning you can apply to them to request not to show up in search results, although it is still available direct from any sites it may be on. Don't know if that is being rolled out worldwide though. Best bet is don't let it get there to start with... (or take Eric Schmit's advice and change your name :/ )	fred_fish (15241)
1383919	2014-09-14 21:56:00	Yeah basically, the age-old saying "Once it's out onto the internet, it's out there for good" rings true. In many cases, you're out of luck sorry.	Chilling_Silence (9)
1383920	2014-09-14 22:21:00	Welcome to the 21st century. You are being tracked on the internet, whether you like it or not. Theres a good chance ALL your emails are being 'scanned' as well What you really need to do is either: live with companies collecting data on what you do on the internet, or cut the cable & dont use it. Its not just google collecting & sharing data.	1101 (13337)
1383921	2014-09-15 03:26:00	All Google can do is change the way the reference searches. But they can't make people remove info. They either will or they won't, and trying to track down every last reference is petty impossible. Just move on......no-one will care in 20 years.	pctek (84)
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