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Remove Your Home Phone Number & Address From Google

More and more often, users are finding their home phone number and address listed in Google. For example, a search on john doe, ny, ny returns the follow Google Phone Book records at the top of the page:

Google Phone Book Results

Google has been displaying phone book records for a long time now, it is nothing new. Also, people tend to blame Google for displaying this information. People, this information is publicly available at many many sites, including Yahoo, MSN, Ask and tons of people search engines and yellow books. I have seen frantic emails blaming Google for invading their privacy but this is not a Google issue.

If you want your information removed from Google, you can easily do that at the Google Phonebook Name Removal Form. To remove a home or residential address, simply fill out a form. But to remove a business, it requires a bit more authentication and effort.

To remove your residential listing information from the Google phonebook, please fill out the form below, entering all information exactly as it appears in your phonebook entry. Doing so will mean your residential listing does not appear in Google for any phonebook search, even searches conducted on your name instead of your phone number. Please note that this removal is permanent and that it's not possible to add your phone number again in the future.

To remove your business listing information from the Google phonebook, please send a signed request on your company letterhead to the address below. Include a phone number and email address at which you can be reached so that we may verify your phonebook removal request. Please note that this removal is permanent and that it's not possible to add your phone number again in the future.

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posted rustybrick in Other Google Topics at December 24, 2007 7:53 AM Comments (18)

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Please remove my personal residential information; address and phone.
thanks, Vanessa

 

his is one of those eRumors that focuses on a non-sinister feature of the Internet and makes it sound sinister. We have not been able to find any evidence that any law enforcement agency has issued any warnings about the Google search for phone numbers

 

We have privacy issues. Please remove &delete our phone form your data base.

 

Please remove my name and number along with my
address,I have no control of the removal of my
name with the company I work for so thats ok
but my address and phone number must be removed

 

I have privacy issues. Please remove and delete my phone number and address from your data base. Thank you. Teresa

 

I have privacy issues. Please remove my name, address and phone number from your data base. Thank you. Teresa

 

Pl delete my name address & phone number from google search

 

Pl delete my name address & phone number from
google search
thanks

 

Pl delete my personal info from google search

 

I think you should be given an option as to whether you want your personal information displayed like ths in Google.

 

Please remove my personal info from google search!

 

please remove personal info from google (address/phone number).

 

Please remove personal info from googe(address/phone number)

 

Please remove my name, address, and phone number and email address from Google search

 

Please remove my busines address for google

 

Remove Physical mailing address and phone number from google.

Thank you.

 

I notice that the phone book results are no longer displayed for me or others. I liked being able to google businesses and had indicated ot others that it is a quick way to find me. Has there been a change?

 

how can i do to remove all the information which appears when some one using my name in the search box then all the searches appears as arsult how can i do when some one search my name in google search google search respond nothing
please reply me

 

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