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How to remove your address and phone number from Google
Google's free "Results about you" tool finds search results that show your home address, phone number or email, lets you ask Google to remove them, and can alert you when new ones appear. Do it after the sites above: removing a result from Google doesn't take the page off the internet.
Steps
- Sign in to your Google account and open "Results about you". Choose Get started.
- Add your name, plus any names people might use to find you, like a birth name or nickname. Google matches these to the details in the next step.
- Add the contact details you want Google to watch for: home address, phone numbers, email addresses. Since early 2026 you can also add ID numbers such as a driver's license or passport.
- Choose how Google should notify you (email or app notifications) when it finds new results.
- Open the results it found, tick the ones you want gone and request removal.
If that doesn't work
For a single result, you can also use the three-dot menu next to it in Google Search and choose to remove it.
Afterward
Google reviews each request, usually within days. Keep the alerts on; mark it removed once your current results are cleared.
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