A$490 one-time · Australia

Personal information removal support in Australia

Support for reviewing and requesting removal of exposed personal information from search results, directories, online profiles and public pages where appropriate.

Written updates · Secure intake · No guaranteed removal · A$490 one-time

Secure intake

Submit URLs, screenshots and context through the secure intake.

Fixed scope

Each service has clear scope and limits agreed in writing.

Written updates

Progress updates by email. No unnecessary calls.

Clear expectations

Honest feedback on what is realistic before any work begins.

About this service

Personal Information Removal in Australia

Personal information removal covers exposed phone numbers, addresses, email addresses, family details and other private information appearing on search results, directories and public pages. Search Cleanup Australia helps individuals and families across Australia review these exposures and submit removal requests through the right channels where one is available.

Where exposed personal information typically appears

Personal information ends up online through directories, leaked databases, old profiles, doxxing, harvested social posts and people-search style sites. Sometimes it is also exposed by an old employer page, a forgotten subscription site or a community forum.

Each source has its own takedown or deindexing path. Some sites have clear opt-out forms, some require a formal request, and some sit behind Google's personal-information removal policies. We identify the right route per item so each submission has the best chance of being accepted.

What we can and cannot influence

We can review exposed items in scope, submit removal or deindexing requests where a route exists, and follow up in writing. We cannot force a publisher or platform to act, and we cannot guarantee that information will not re-appear on another site in the future.

Where information re-emerges, it is usually republished by a different data source. Long-term protection often requires a combination of removal, monitoring and minor changes to where your details appear online.

Doxxing and urgent personal-safety cases

If you are dealing with active doxxing, threats or a personal-safety risk, we can review the case quickly and identify the most appropriate Google and platform routes. We do not provide legal advice, and we always recommend involving Australian law enforcement or a solicitor when there is a safety concern.

Our role is the platform and search-side work. The legal and policing side is separate, and the two often work best in parallel.

What this service helps with

When this is the right service

  • Phone numbers, addresses and email addresses appearing publicly
  • Doxxing-style exposure
  • Directory and people-search style listings
  • Personal information in search results
  • Privacy-sensitive exposure for individuals and families

Scope

What is included, and what is not

What is included

  • Review of exposed information in scope
  • Submission of removal or deindexing requests where available
  • Written updates by email
  • Final outcome summary

What is not included

  • Guaranteed removal from any site
  • Legal advice
  • Hacking, fake takedown notices or impersonation

How it works

Simple, written, no unnecessary calls

01

Send the exposures

List the URLs or screenshots of exposed information.

02

Route selection

We identify the right removal or deindexing route per item.

03

Submission

We submit and follow up with written updates.

Clear expectations

What this service can and cannot do

  • Some sites cooperate, some do not. We are honest about each one.
  • Information can re-appear on other sites and may need to be addressed again.
  • Removal, deindexing, publisher action, platform action and search ranking movement are not guaranteed. Search engines, publishers, platforms and website owners make their own decisions.

FAQ

Common questions

Ready to start?

Submit the URLs, screenshots or details you want reviewed. We'll send written next steps before payment. Payment is requested after intake review if the case fits the selected fixed-scope service.