Doxxing removal

Someone posted your address. It comes down, free.

Private details posted to harass you, your home address, phone number, or documents, violate the rules of every major platform and Google's own search policy. The exact report doors are on this page.

Your name in a news story or public business info is different. This page is for private details posted to harass.

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Why this works

Google

Personal-info removal

Google removes pages exposing your home address, phone number, email, or ID documents from search, and its Results About You tool keeps watching after that.

Policy

Every platform bans it

X, Reddit, TikTok, GitHub, Facebook, and Instagram all forbid posting private information to harass. Each one has a report door, and the doors work.

Every door is free

Google's forms, the platform reports, and our takedown tool cost nothing. Nobody should charge you to get your own address off the internet.

Three steps, all free

The removal, step by step.

Step one

Safety first, then screenshots

If the post includes threats or you feel unsafe, this is also a police matter, and that call comes before any form. Then screenshot everything with dates, the post, the profile, the replies, before it comes down. Removal deletes the evidence, and a report without evidence is a harder report.

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Step two

Cut it out of Google Search

Google removes pages that expose your home address, phone number, email, or ID documents. Open the removal request and pick 'Content contains your personal information' on the first screen. Then turn on Results About You in your Google account: it watches search for your details and emails you when a new result appears.

Open Google's removal request →

Step three

Report the post where it sits

X's Private Information report works without an account. Reddit and TikTok take reports through their forms, GitHub Support handles doxxing in repos, gists, and pages, and Pastebin's abuse form takes paste dumps. On Facebook or Instagram, tap the three dots on the post, choose Report, then Harassment or bullying, then sharing private information. Our free takedown tool holds every one of these doors with the exact clicks.

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When it is more than a post

The harder cases have doors too.

Your SSN, passport, or ID documents leaked

Removal is half the job. IdentityTheft.gov, the FTC's free site, builds your recovery plan and the affidavit banks and credit bureaus accept.

Open IdentityTheft.gov →

Intimate images are part of it

Then it is image abuse, not just doxxing, and it has a stronger lane: the platform's privacy form, StopNCII, and the federal 48 hour removal right. Our emergency lane walks you through all of it.

Open the emergency lane →

You know who posted it

A formal letter carries more weight than a report. Send them a cease and desist, free, in your name.

Send a cease and desist, free →

Doxxing rarely travels alone

Check what else is out there.

The person who posted your address often posts more: impersonation accounts, stolen photos, deepfakes. Our free face scan searches by your face, not your name, and shows every page where it appears, so nothing waits to surprise you later. Your original photo never leaves your device.

Free face scan

Upload one photo, get every page where your face appears. No account, no fee, no card.

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Your address is not a weapon.

Free. The Google request takes ten minutes, and the takedown tool holds every other door.

Unlimited takedowns. No daily cap. No subscription. Free, forever.

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