How to use Google Results About You
A short, honest walkthrough of Google’s free Search-result removal review and the point where source-site removal becomes a separate task.
- Open Results About You and sign in to your Google account.
- Add the name and contact details you want Google to look for.
- Review each result and request removal when the result and reason fit Google’s available options.
- Keep the source-site task separate because delisting does not delete the underlying page.
Read the transcript
Google’s Results About You is a free place to review eligible Search results that include personal contact information. Start by signing in and adding the name variants and contact details you want to monitor. When a result appears, review the page and submit a request only when the result is actually yours and the available reason fits. Google reviews requests and may approve or decline them. An approved request can remove a result from Google Search, but it does not delete the website that published the information. If you need the underlying page changed, open the source publisher’s privacy or opt-out route separately. If you are unsure which page is yours, use the Removal Route Check or a free Leak Check Me review before acting.