We Remove Personally Damaging Content From Search Results.
If your name is featured in an article then GDPR Article 17
gives YOU the Right to Erasure/ Right to Be Forgotten.
This is not an absolute right, but a qualified one, so following the correct processes
and drafting robust legal arguments are both essential to ensure removal is achieved.
If your name is featured in an article then GDPR Article 17
gives YOU the Right to Erasure/ Right to Be Forgotten.
This is not an absolute right, but a qualified one, so following the correct processes
and drafting robust legal arguments are both essential to ensure removal is achieved.
How does the Right to be Forgotten / the Right to Erasure work in the UK and EU?
In 2022, pretty much everyone has a smart phone and uses Google or Bing to 'research'. They gain access to decades of unfiltered private and public information, good and bad about you, within minutes and without you knowing, or consenting.
The key thing is that search results about you are now classed as your personal data.
GDPR Article 17 - The Right to Erasure, means you can take control of search results about you and apply to have them blocked from appearing in search results related to your name.
The 'Right to be Forgotten' is a legal right that private individuals in the UK and EU (and many other countries and territories) benefit from. It can be used to free people from their past and move forward after embarrassing publicity.
We have published a FREE GUIDE to the Right to Erasure (free guide) which explains how you can claim your Right to be Forgotten and clean up searches under your name.
Alternatively (and highly recommended if you can) instruct us as privacy professionals to do this work on your behalf. We typically charge a fixed fee of just £749 to draft and submit the legal arguments, complete follow-up appeals and to keep working on your case until removal of everything is achieved.
Alongside this work, direct formal take-down requests can also be submitted where defamatory (inaccurate and damaging) content has been published online or where articles cause significant privacy concerns.
Contact the UK's Right to be Forgotten Experts today to find out just how simple it can be.
In 2022, pretty much everyone has a smart phone and uses Google or Bing to 'research'. They gain access to decades of unfiltered private and public information, good and bad about you, within minutes and without you knowing, or consenting.
The key thing is that search results about you are now classed as your personal data.
GDPR Article 17 - The Right to Erasure, means you can take control of search results about you and apply to have them blocked from appearing in search results related to your name.
The 'Right to be Forgotten' is a legal right that private individuals in the UK and EU (and many other countries and territories) benefit from. It can be used to free people from their past and move forward after embarrassing publicity.
We have published a FREE GUIDE to the Right to Erasure (free guide) which explains how you can claim your Right to be Forgotten and clean up searches under your name.
Alternatively (and highly recommended if you can) instruct us as privacy professionals to do this work on your behalf. We typically charge a fixed fee of just £749 to draft and submit the legal arguments, complete follow-up appeals and to keep working on your case until removal of everything is achieved.
Alongside this work, direct formal take-down requests can also be submitted where defamatory (inaccurate and damaging) content has been published online or where articles cause significant privacy concerns.
Contact the UK's Right to be Forgotten Experts today to find out just how simple it can be.
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"I made a big mistake in my life that everyone kept judging me for and I could never move past it.
Five days after I had instructed www.InternetErasure.co.uk under the "Right To Erasure", one of the newspapers involved removed their article entirely from the internet! This will have a big impact on my personal privacy and my future life. The team really went the extra mile for me and I have no hesitation of recommending this erasure service." Tina K |
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“I was pleasantly surprised at how much work my case manager put into persuading the search engines to remove the links relating to me using 'the right to be forgotten'.
I had to move many times over the years, could never gain employment and even when self-employed I would often lose contracts. Now these links are gone, I have peace of mind, it has made a huge difference to my life and to my peace of mind. I cannot thank Joy and Internet Erasure enough. Simply excellent!” John C |
