Google New Tool Offers for Removing Personal Data from the search Results

You can only ever keep track of your digital presence. Unfortunately, there is no way to guarantee that data won't end up in the hands of third parties, even if you are cautious about how many internet accounts you create and how much personally identifiable information you provide. However,  unveiled a  Google new tool at Google I/O that made it simpler to delete search results containing contact information to regain some control. In May, Google announced the feature would "be accessible in the coming months in the Google App." The tool started to be released this week, according to 9to5Google. However, if you use an Android smartphone, the Google app may already contain it. How to get rid of Google search results The tool is now restricted to Android-powered smartphones. If Google includes you in the early release, when you press your profile avatar in the Google app, you should see a new menu that reads "Results about you." In addition, a page describing how to remove your personal information from Google search results will be displayed by tapping the button. The following step is to carry out a Google search that might contain your data. Tap the three-dot menu to the right of the result when you locate one you want to eliminate. The "About this result" window ought to appear. A button labeled "Remove result" is at the bottom of that menu. Clicking that button will start the procedure. The following are the justifications for requesting Google to remove a search result:

• First, it displays my mobile number.
• It demonstrates my interactions with those that wanted to hurt me.
• It displays further personal data.
• It has illegal information.
• It is dated.

In the Google app, you can check the status of each of your removal requests. Soon, more iOS and Android users should be able to use this tool.