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Right to Be Forgotten removal service
We exercise your Right to Be Forgotten to protect your image online
We remove Google links, old news, court rulings or personal content.
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More than 12,800 clients in 65 countries.
Over 15 years removing harmful content.
EXPERIENCE
Content removal under the Right to Be Forgotten
96%
+12.5K
+100K
Contents deleted
24h
Removal Time
96%
Succes Rate
+12k
Clients
100k
Deleted Content
24h
Removal Time
Everything we remove by exercising your Right to Be Forgotten
Anything that exposes your life without your consent.
Names, phone numbers, addresses, documents, private images or personal conversations. We remove what should never have been published and request the removal of leaks, impersonation and posts that invade your privacy.
We do it by exercising your Right to Be Forgotten, with legal support and maximum confidentiality.
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Personal data removal
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Removal of old or damaging news
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Deletion of private images and videos
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Removal of links on Google
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Right to Be Forgotten after death
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Deletion of legal or judicial documents
SOLUTIONS
Services to protect your right to be forgotten
Some information should have disappeared long ago. At Repscan we remove it from search engines and websites so it no longer interferes.
Right to be forgotten
Harmful old news
Google links
Judicial or administrative documents
Personal photos and videos
Post-mortem right
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Why is it necessary to exercise the Right to Be Forgotten?
Defending your name is also defending your freedom.
When outdated or misplaced information appears, you have the right to request its removal.
Unnecessary exposure
Loss of privacy
Personal consequences
There are moments you close in your life.
The right to be forgotten helps you close them online too.
If your information has been published without reason or consent, you have the right to have it removed. We take care of it.
We handle formal removal requests based on the Right to Be Forgotten, supported by the GDPR and the CJEU doctrine.
We draft the submissions, send them to search engines and media outlets, and request removal whenever there is legal grounds.
We oversee the entire process so you don’t have to face companies, websites or content owners on your own.
WHERE WE ACT
We remove personal information that should never have been public
Your name, address, phone number or any sensitive data cannot be online without a legitimate basis.
We rely on Article 17 of the GDPR and the doctrine of the Court of Justice of the European Union to demand its removal.
We review each case, prepare the legal request and send it to search engines, media outlets or website administrators, invoking the right to erasure when:
- The information is irrelevant, disproportionate or outdated.
- There is no public interest or legal justification for it to remain visible.
- It was published without consent or contains sensitive data.
We request the removal of:
- Names, phone numbers, addresses and personal emails
- Intimate or private photographs
- Personal conversations in forums or comments
- Judgments, case files, official gazettes or judicial documents
- Data on leak sites or exposed databases
- Images indexed by Google without consent
LEGAL FRAMEWORK IN YOUR FAVOR
How we act when you request to exercise the Right to Be Forgotten
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union recognize your right to request the erasure of personal information that is no longer relevant, is inaccurate or was published without a valid legal basis.
At Repscan we process removal requests in accordance with the law and with sufficient legal grounds for search engines, digital media or website administrators to delete the data that affects you.
We apply a legal approach in every case:
- Article 17 of the GDPR (right to erasure) and CJEU doctrine
- Formal requests to search engines (Google, Bing, etc.) and to content owners
- Legal arguments adapted to the type of content, date and circumstances of publication
- Legal intervention if platforms do not respond or reject the request without justification
Our team analyzes the situation and determines the strongest path to ensure your information is no longer exposed.
Legal and Technological Support in Every Removal
Trusted Copyright Removal Partner.
Over 100,000 pieces of content removed for more than 12,800 clients.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Right to Be Forgotten removal
It is the right to request that certain personal data be removed from search engines or websites if it is no longer relevant, if it is inaccurate or if it was published without legal basis. It applies to old news articles, expired rulings or private information made visible without consent.
Not always. Google evaluates whether the content still has public interest. That’s why we draft each request with legal grounds, explaining why the publication violates your rights and supporting the removal with solid arguments.
Yes. Truthfulness does not prevent removal if the content has become disproportionate over time or affects your life without providing informational value. This has been confirmed by the Court of Justice of the European Union.
Names, addresses, phone numbers, judicial documents, old news, personal images, forum posts or any identifying data that no longer has justification to remain online.
It depends on the type of content and the platform involved. Some responses arrive within days; others may require additional steps. In all cases, we keep you informed and provide legal follow-up until a resolution is obtained.
Yes, as long as you have legal standing: representation, power of attorney or direct family connection in the event of death. It can also be exercised on behalf of minors or dependent individuals.
We submit a new request and, in cases of recurrence, legal action may be taken for ongoing rights violations. To detect reappearances, you can use our monitoring service.
No. It can also be exercised with other search engines (such as Bing) and directly with digital media, blogs, forums or platforms hosting the original content.
It must show that the content is excessive, irrelevant, outdated or was published without legal basis. At Repscan we draft each request with legal arguments tailored to your case.
Yes. The GDPR applies throughout the European Union. If the content is hosted on foreign domains, we analyze whether removal can be requested from Spain or whether action is needed in the country of origin.
We can appeal the decision, submit further arguments or contact the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD). In some cases, judicial action is also possible. A refusal does not end the process.
The right to be forgotten allows you to request removal of personal information published online, even if true, when it is no longer relevant or affects your life. The right to honor protects your reputation against offensive, false or defamatory content. In many cases we use both rights together to strengthen the removal request.
Do you need more information?
Contact us and we will assess your case with no obligation, in a secure and confidential manner within 48 hours.
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