Have you ever Gxxgled your own name? If not try it. Type your name inside parentheses like this "John Doe". If your unlucky enough to actually have the name John Doe there should be about  3,480,000 results for "John Doe" and the likelihood of you finding any true reference to yourself is null. Unfortunately, most people own a unique name to some degree or another leaving them susceptible to Gxxgle's massive indexing effort.

The likelihood that YOU are filed in the directory held at almighty Gxxgle's headquarters is high. In lies the problem. Let's just say in your younger years you were not the upstanding citizen you've now became, there are some blog posts referencing you by name from some unforgiving victims, and those pages have had there turn at being analyzed even once by a search engine.

Now your immortalized as the person you were. Once something is online it virally spreads to so many different locations of storage that it is almost impossible to remove it. Data has no expiration and you will suffer for ever, unless...

Unless, you UnGoogle it by following some helpful tips.

1) Try not to post your full or real name when submitting anything online. Social sites like Myspace^tm and Facebook^tm are good examples of easy places to mine data about you. This is common practice, even for a potential employer. So stop the relevant input (Your name).

2) If you find listings that are unfavorable; write the web post and kindly explain why you request it's removal. Most pages will mask or remove data upon request. Try not to threaten those people because that will hinder further communication. Gxxgle provides a removal tool also.

3) If that fails- BURY the old news down so deep in the results that no one would even bother. Most people only look at the top ten results and rarely venture pages to search. If tons of social substance were added to "Your" search then you would provide that for those top returns.

4) Lastly, Due to an overwelming response, UnGoogle.org just couldn't keep up with your requests. If your still unable to "UnGoogle" then contact our new partners @ Http://ungoogle.net or by email @ ungoogle@ungoogle.net about your specific case. Other's have been helped for free and they will review your circumstaces ,but most customers do pay. UnGoogle.net is an online reputation management service that can provide your next step when all your own hope is gone.  Sorry, but those paying for this service recieve top priority.
 

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