FREE CONSULTATION:
​Text or WhatsApp your name and the word "Erasure" to
07858 083 509 to discuss search results that you want removed.
GDPR Article 17 gives YOU​ the Right to Erasure, also known as the Right to Be Forgotten.

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Internet Erasure are often asked to comment about the Right to be Forgotten or contribute to national and international discussions on the Right to Erasure:

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Several International Outlets asked us to comment in 2021 as this emerging legislation develops around the world.
​The Right to be Forgotten was recently recognised by the Delhi High Court: see the Right to be Forgotten India

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Our Submissions Manager, Joy Martin, is delighted to have contributed a substantial interview which will shortly be published in a prestigious magazine (Watch this space).

"There is no public protection justification for 'Enforced Disclosure’. Unofficial people shouldn't have the opportunity to pre-judge or discriminate based on your past. This is why you have the Right to be Forgotten.” Joy Martin

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Stopping Enforced Disclosure by Google search
How you can claim the Right to Erasure (aka the Right to be Forgotten).
A conference between Phil Martin, (founder of www.Ex-seed.co.uk), Alex Rose, Coaching manager and Louisa Laven, Community Coach, (both from www.StandOut.org.uk; a wonderful charity that helps people to rebuild crime-free and fulfilling lives after prison).
In this 20 minute video, Phil shares how private individuals can apply to search engines to block historic articles under their name, as well as directly to publishers, to request that articles be edited or deleted.
​There are a range of reasons why something that appears in search results may qualify for deindexing/blocking from search results, you can read more about these on The Information Commissioner's website https://ico.org.uk/your-data-matters/online/internet-search-results/​