Want a YouTube video about you delisted from search and removed under your right to be forgotten? Our specialists file right-to-be-forgotten and GDPR requests to clear the video from Google Search, Google Images and AI answers like ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews — and, where possible, remove it at the source on YouTube. Every legitimate legal route covered, backed by our 10-day guarantee.
RTBF and GDPR requests are technical and easy to get wrong. We prepare and file them correctly, handle every rejection and appeal, and keep you updated until the video is gone from search.
If your qualifying request does not result in removal within 10 days, you get a full refund — no questions asked.
A weak RTBF request is refused. We frame the legal grounds the way regulators and Google expect.
We clear the video from search and, where possible, remove it at the source on YouTube — not just hide one link.
If Google refuses, we escalate to the data protection authority and, where needed, through legal channels.
Senior data-protection specialists manage your case from first review to final confirmation.
Over 20,000 URLs removed and delisted for clients across 60+ countries.
Under the GDPR, the UK Data Protection Act and similar laws worldwide, you have the right to have personal data about you erased or delisted when it is no longer relevant, accurate or proportionate. A YouTube video that damages you can fall squarely within that right — but the platforms do not make it easy.
Most people who try alone are refused. Google rejects vague requests, asks for legal justification most people cannot provide, and weighs public interest against your privacy. Meanwhile the video stays indexed, pulled into Google Images and quoted by AI assistants, continuing to harm you.
The fix is a properly-argued RTBF and GDPR request that establishes your legal grounds, plus escalation to the regulator if Google refuses — and, where possible, removal of the video at the source. That is exactly what we do, and what we guarantee.
If a video contains outdated, irrelevant or excessive information about you, you may have the right to have it delisted. We help people in every situation.
People whose personal data appears in a video that is no longer relevant or proportionate.
Those whose old matter has been dropped, settled, spent or expunged but still appears in search.
People whose careers are harmed by outdated or excessive personal information.
Anyone protected by the GDPR, UK DPA, or equivalent laws such as LGPD, CCPA and India’s DPDP Act.
Relatives seeking to delist distressing or outdated content about a loved one.
Lawyers and DPOs who need a specialist partner to execute RTBF filings at scale.
If a video processes your personal data unlawfully or excessively, there is often a valid RTBF or GDPR ground — and we know how to argue it.
Personal data that is no longer relevant, accurate or necessary about you.
Old legal matters that were dropped, dismissed, spent or expunged.
Videos that process far more personal data about you than is justified.
Health, religious, political or other sensitive data that carries stronger protection.
Personal data used without a lawful basis or your consent.
Content that is misleading or wrong about you and should be corrected or removed.
Personal data concerning children, which carries enhanced protection under the law.
The video’s listing, thumbnail and cached copies across Google and Bing.
A single delisting only hides one result in one region while the video stays live and re-indexes. We combine RTBF delisting across search engines with removal at the source and monitoring, so the video does not simply come back.
We file RTBF and GDPR requests to remove the video’s listing from Google Search and Images.
Where grounds exist, we also pursue removal of the video from YouTube itself so it cannot re-index.
We push the removal through to AI engines — ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Copilot — so they stop citing it.
Share the YouTube link and a short note on why the content about you is outdated, irrelevant or excessive.
Within 24 hours we assess your RTBF and GDPR grounds and confirm your fixed fee and timeline, with no obligation.
We prepare and submit the delisting and erasure requests, handle rejections, and escalate to the data protection authority or courts if needed.
You receive confirmation the video is delisted and, where possible, removed. We monitor for 12 months and re-file if it reappears.
Your rights depend on where you live and where your data is processed. We identify the strongest framework for your case and file under it.
The right to erasure and the right to be forgotten let EU and UK residents have outdated, irrelevant or excessive personal data delisted from search and, where grounds exist, erased at the source.
We file directly with Google and, if refused, escalate to the relevant data protection authority (such as the ICO or a national DPA) for a binding decision.
For clients outside the EU we use equivalent frameworks — Brazil’s LGPD, California’s CCPA/CPRA and India’s DPDP Act — to pursue delisting and deletion.
Where the video also breaches privacy, defamation or platform rules, we pursue removal at the source on YouTube in parallel.
Delisting rights differ from country to country, and so does the fastest route. Our team works across the UK, EU, the Middle East, India, Australia, the Americas and beyond — matching your case to the framework and authority most likely to get the video delisted quickly.
AI assistants summarise what they find online. A delisting that only affects one Google result still leaves the video visible to AI tools. We push your erasure through to every major AI engine so the content stops being surfaced.
Once the video and its indexed pages are delisted or removed, these engines lose the source and stop citing it.
Delisting from Google Search and Images means the video can no longer be pulled into AI Overviews or Gemini answers.
We file delisting across Bing so Copilot no longer draws on the video.
Delisting one engine is partial. We pursue delisting everywhere and source removal so the content is genuinely gone.
The right to be forgotten is not absolute — it is balanced against freedom of expression and the public interest. But for most private individuals, outdated or excessive personal data has a strong claim. We assess your grounds honestly before you commit.
You may have a strong delisting case if the video does any of the following:
Content of genuine, ongoing public interest — about public figures acting in a public capacity — is harder to delist. We tell you candidly where your case stands and pursue only the routes that will hold.
To start, all we need is the link and a short note on your situation. You do not need to prepare the legal request — that is our job.
An indexed video does not delist itself. The longer it stays live, the more it is viewed, cached and cited by AI tools — and the more your outdated personal data continues to shape how people see you.
Exercising your right early puts you back in control. With our 10-day money-back guarantee and a fixed fee agreed up front, there is no risk in starting today — only in waiting.
A few words from clients we have helped delist and remove YouTube videos under their right to be forgotten. Names are hidden for privacy — shown by order reference.
“I tried a right-to-be-forgotten request myself and Google refused. They filed it properly and it was delisted.”
“An old, resolved matter kept appearing in a video. They argued the GDPR grounds and it finally came down.”
“They escalated to the regulator when Google said no, and won. Genuinely expert and worth it.”
“Delisted from Google and gone from AI answers too. My search results finally reflect the present.”
“Outside the EU I did not think I had rights. They used the local framework and got it delisted anyway.”
“Sensitive personal data was in a video for years. Erased at the source and cleared from search.”
“Clear, honest advice on whether I qualified, then they delivered exactly what they promised.”
“They handled the appeal and the paperwork end to end. I did nothing but send the link.”
“A spent case no longer defines me online. Professional, confidential and effective.”
“I tried a right-to-be-forgotten request myself and Google refused. They filed it properly and it was delisted.”
“An old, resolved matter kept appearing in a video. They argued the GDPR grounds and it finally came down.”
“They escalated to the regulator when Google said no, and won. Genuinely expert and worth it.”
“Delisted from Google and gone from AI answers too. My search results finally reflect the present.”
“Outside the EU I did not think I had rights. They used the local framework and got it delisted anyway.”
“Sensitive personal data was in a video for years. Erased at the source and cleared from search.”
“Clear, honest advice on whether I qualified, then they delivered exactly what they promised.”
“They handled the appeal and the paperwork end to end. I did nothing but send the link.”
“A spent case no longer defines me online. Professional, confidential and effective.”
A delisting request clears the search result, not the video itself. To understand why both steps are usually needed, see our full guide to removing a YouTube video at the source and clearing it from Google afterwards.
Whether it is outdated personal data, a resolved matter or excessive private detail, we prepare and file the legal request so you do not have to. Pay once and our specialists start immediately. Not removed within 10 days on a qualifying case? You get every penny back.
Send us the link. We handle the rest, start to finish.