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In accordance with the GDPR Article 17, individuals have the right to request the erasure of their personal information, commonly referred to as the right to be forgotten, when their name appears in various forms of media such as newspapers, videos, images, or webpages. It should be noted that this right is not absolute and may require persuasive legal arguments for it to be effectively exercised.

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Search results about YOU are YOUR PERSONAL DATA.

The Right to be Forgotten is a legally recognised right that empowers individuals to assert their control over the search engine results generated by their name on platforms such as Google, Bing, Yahoo, ect.

Through effective legal arguments, our team consisting of media and data protection specialists, privacy experts, and reputation management specialists providing legal, technical, and administrative advice and assistance have successfully assisted nearly 1,000 clients in removing over 75,000 articles, links, and images from these search engines. If you are in need of a clean slate following negative publicity, please do not hesitate to contact us today. Our team is fully prepared to offer our assistance.

What is the right to be forgotten?

The right to be forgotten is an extremely important tool for individuals who want to improve their online profile. The right to be forgotten is a mechanism that allows individuals to make applications to internet search engines, asking them to block unwanted search results from a search of their name.

The right to be forgotten was created by the European Court of Justice in 2014, in relation to a Spanish case. The decision of the ECJ means that whenever material appears in a search of someone’s name which is irrelevant, outdated or otherwise inappropriate, the material should be blocked if the applicant asks the search engine to do so.

If any one of these three grounds are satisfied, it is possible to ask the search engine to block search results from a search of your name.

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