Home addresses, phone numbers, family members, financial and medical details, and intimate images have real removal paths, through Google's own policies, state privacy laws, and the data brokers themselves. We run them for executives, public figures, and families who cannot afford exposure.
For most people, personal information online is an annoyance. For an executive, a judge, a candidate, or a family with means, it is a security problem with a search box in front of it.
Google removes several categories of personal information on request: home addresses and phone numbers, government ID and financial account numbers, medical records, login credentials, and explicit images. Dozens of people-search and data-broker sites republish the same data and must be opted out one by one, then watched, because they repopulate. Snake River Strategies handles the removals, the opt-outs, and the monitoring, and builds the public record you do want to be found.
Removable from Google results under its personal-information policy, and from the people-search sites that publish them, with ongoing suppression.
Family members' names, schools, and addresses attached to yours. We treat the household as the subject, not one person.
Bank details, government ID numbers, and signatures are removable on request and often indicate a larger exposure.
Medical information is removable under Google policy and frequently under state law.
Explicit images and doxxing posts have the strongest removal paths of all, and the most urgency.
Spokeo, Whitepages, BeenVerified, and dozens more. Opt-outs work; the data returns unless someone is watching.
We find every place your personal information appears, from Google results and people-search sites to court filings, campaign disclosures, and old profiles, and rank them by risk.
Google personal-information requests, state privacy-law demands where they apply, and broker opt-outs filed and followed up until the listing is gone.
Broker data repopulates on a cycle. We re-check on a schedule, re-file, and build the professional public record so that what is found is what you intend.
We cannot remove public records from the agencies that hold them, and legitimate news reporting generally cannot be removed. We can remove and suppress most republication of personal data, and we will tell you plainly which items fall on which side before you spend anything.
Yes, for the categories Google's policy covers: contact information such as a home address or phone number when there is a risk of harm, government ID numbers, bank and credit card numbers, medical records, login credentials, and explicit or doxxing images. Google reviews each request and removes the result from search, which does not take the page down but removes the route most people use to find it. Removing the source itself depends on who publishes it: data brokers must honor opt-outs, and several states now give residents a right to demand deletion.
A one-time cleanup for an individual is a defined, fixed engagement. Households and public figures run as an ongoing service, because the data returns and the threat does not retire. Either way, you get a clear number after a free, confidential consultation.
Google accepts removal requests for home addresses and phone numbers under its personal-information policy, particularly where there is a risk of harm. The request removes the result from search; the people-search site that published it must be opted out separately, and watched, because listings return.
Yes. Each site has an opt-out process, and several states require them to honor deletion requests. We file them, follow up, and re-check on a schedule, since most repopulate within months.
Court records held by the court cannot be removed, and legitimate news usually cannot. Republication of personal details from those sources often can be, and the results themselves can be pushed down by stronger, accurate content.
Google requests typically resolve in days to a few weeks. Broker opt-outs run over four to eight weeks for a full sweep, then recur on a monitoring cycle.
Completely. Privacy work is run personally, by senior people, and the engagement is never named.
Tell us who needs protecting. We will map the exposure and tell you what can be removed, what can be suppressed, and how fast. The first consultation is free and confidential.
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