About Online Content Removal & GDPR Delisting in Europe | NetClearer
NetClearer Europe helps individuals and businesses protect their online reputation through harmful content removal requests, fake review reporting, and Google delisting. From exposed personal information to impersonation profiles, NetClearer prepares and follows up on requests to support your digital privacy and brand reputation.
NetClearer Europe helps individuals and businesses protect their online privacy and reputation through online content removal requests, Google delisting, personal data removal, and fake review reporting. Operated by SUPER WEBMASTER, a French company based in Paris, NetClearer prepares, submits, and follows up on requests to websites, social media platforms, review sites, and search engines.
The service addresses unwanted online exposure, including residential addresses, phone numbers, outdated articles, inaccurate information, impersonation profiles, harassment, and private images published without consent. Each case starts with the relevant URLs and an assessment of the available reporting grounds. Requests are prepared around the content, supporting evidence, platform policies, and applicable data protection procedures.
For people seeking the right to be forgotten in Europe, NetClearer prepares Google delisting requests concerning results associated with their names. Delisting addresses search visibility while removal at the source addresses the original publication. Where appropriate, NetClearer pursues both routes, helping clients understand the difference between removing a webpage and restricting its appearance in name searches.
Personal data removal services include requests to online directories, people-search websites, and sites reproducing company information. Under a signed mandate, NetClearer prepares GDPR erasure requests and objections, submits them to the relevant organizations, and follows up on their responses.
Businesses can request assistance with fake, abusive, irrelevant, or otherwise policy-violating reviews on Google, Trustpilot, Tripadvisor, Glassdoor, and selected local platforms. NetClearer also offers ongoing review management and support with suspected coordinated review attacks. Reports focus on documented violations; genuine negative feedback does not automatically qualify for removal.
Social media and forum services cover Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, Reddit, and selected European forums. Assistance includes reporting impersonation, exposed private information, harassment, and nonconsensual intimate content. For intimate images, clients provide links rather than sending the images themselves.
NetClearer Europe serves the Netherlands, Flanders in Belgium, Spain, Sweden, Poland, Italy, Portugal, Ireland, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Estonia, and Latvia. The website provides country-specific information and publishes prices in euros, including VAT.
Clients can visit netclearer.eu for a free assessment and current pricing. NetClearer is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Fees cover preparing, filing, and following up on requests; websites, platforms, and search engines make the final decisions.
The service addresses unwanted online exposure, including residential addresses, phone numbers, outdated articles, inaccurate information, impersonation profiles, harassment, and private images published without consent. Each case starts with the relevant URLs and an assessment of the available reporting grounds. Requests are prepared around the content, supporting evidence, platform policies, and applicable data protection procedures.
For people seeking the right to be forgotten in Europe, NetClearer prepares Google delisting requests concerning results associated with their names. Delisting addresses search visibility while removal at the source addresses the original publication. Where appropriate, NetClearer pursues both routes, helping clients understand the difference between removing a webpage and restricting its appearance in name searches.
Personal data removal services include requests to online directories, people-search websites, and sites reproducing company information. Under a signed mandate, NetClearer prepares GDPR erasure requests and objections, submits them to the relevant organizations, and follows up on their responses.
Businesses can request assistance with fake, abusive, irrelevant, or otherwise policy-violating reviews on Google, Trustpilot, Tripadvisor, Glassdoor, and selected local platforms. NetClearer also offers ongoing review management and support with suspected coordinated review attacks. Reports focus on documented violations; genuine negative feedback does not automatically qualify for removal.
Social media and forum services cover Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, Reddit, and selected European forums. Assistance includes reporting impersonation, exposed private information, harassment, and nonconsensual intimate content. For intimate images, clients provide links rather than sending the images themselves.
NetClearer Europe serves the Netherlands, Flanders in Belgium, Spain, Sweden, Poland, Italy, Portugal, Ireland, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Estonia, and Latvia. The website provides country-specific information and publishes prices in euros, including VAT.
Clients can visit netclearer.eu for a free assessment and current pricing. NetClearer is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Fees cover preparing, filing, and following up on requests; websites, platforms, and search engines make the final decisions.
