Doxxing guides and removal resources
Practical guides to recognizing doxxing, removing personal information from search, documenting abuse and submitting a clear complaint.
What is doxxing? Examples, risks and first steps
Learn how doxxing exposes private information, how small clues can identify a person and what to do if an address, number or document is posted.
Read the guide →How to remove personal information from Google Search
Use the correct Google reporting route for personal data, doxxing, a home address or a result that still shows information removed at the source.
Read the guide →How to document doxxing without spreading it
Create a useful incident log with exact URLs, timestamps, screenshots, redacted copies and case references.
Read the guide →How to reduce your digital footprint after doxxing
Limit new exposure by reviewing account recovery, location sharing, old profiles and public copies of personal information.
Read the guide →Doxxing and privacy law: GDPR, DSA and Switzerland
Understand when to consider GDPR erasure and regulator complaints, a DSA illegal-content notice, or a Swiss data protection request.
Read the guide →Doxxing removal request template
Copy a short complaint template for asking a platform, publisher or hosting provider to remove exposed personal information.
Read the guide →