To get your information off the internet you need to follow a complete process of finding where your information appears and requesting its removal.

Here is how you can do it:

1. Search for yourself
– Search your name, phone number, email address, and home address in search engines.
– Make a list of websites that display your information.

2. Remove information from data broker sites
– Many websites collect and publish personal information.
– Look for each site’s “Opt Out,” “Privacy,” or “Do Not Sell My Personal Information” page and

3. submit a removal request.
– Delete or update your online accounts
– Close accounts you no longer use.
– Remove personal details from profiles you want to keep.

4. Ask websites to remove your information
– Contact the website owner if they have published your personal information without your consent.
– Many sites have privacy request forms or contact emails.

5. Request search engine removals when appropriate
– Search engines can sometimes remove search results containing sensitive personal information, such as your home address, phone number, or government ID numbers, even if the original webpage remains online.

6. Change your privacy settings and make it more secure
– Limit who can see your social media profiles and posts.
– Remove old public posts that reveal personal details.

7. Monitor periodically
– Your information may reappear as data brokers update their databases, so it’s worth checking every few months.

But, keep in mind that some information cannot easily be removed, such as:
– Government records that are legally public.
– News articles.
– Court records (depending on local laws).
– Information that others have legally published.