Can I remove a URL from Google Search results?

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  • Patelsharp
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2014
    • 111

    Can I remove a URL from Google Search results?

    Can I remove a URL from Google Search results.
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    #2
    Yes you can remove URL by Search console.. there is a option for Remove urls

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    • Mohit Rana
      Senior Member

      • Jan 2024
      • 420

      #3
      Yes, you can request the removal of a URL from Google Search results under certain circumstances. Here's how you can do it:
      1. Remove Content from the Source: The most effective way to remove content from Google Search results is to remove it from the web. If you control the website where the content is hosted, you can delete the page or use mechanisms like robots.txt or meta tags to prevent search engines from indexing it.
      2. Use Google's Removal Tools: Google offers several tools for removing content from its search results:
        • Remove outdated content: If the content you want to remove is outdated, you can use Google's Removal Tool to request its removal.
        • Remove sensitive personal information: If the content contains sensitive personal information like your Social Security number or bank account details, you can request its removal.
        • Legal removal requests: In cases where content violates your copyright, trademark, or other legal rights, you can submit a legal removal request to Google.
      3. Submit a Legal Removal Request: If the content is violating your legal rights, such as copyright infringement, defamation, or other legal issues, you can submit a legal removal request to Google. Google provides a form for this purpose, and you'll need to provide details about the legal basis for your request and evidence supporting your claim.
      4. Use the Google Search Console: If you're a website owner, you can use the Google Search Console to request the removal of specific URLs from Google's search results. This tool allows you to temporarily hide URLs or request permanent removal.

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