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Search Result Delisting in the UK: What the Law Says
After leaving the EU, the UK kept a framework functionally similar to the EU right to be forgotten, built into its own data protection…
Erasure and De-referencing Under EU Law: What They Mean
European data protection law gives individuals two separate but related rights that are often confused with each other: the right to have personal data…
Right to Be Forgotten: What It Means and Which Countries Recognize It
“Right to be forgotten” gets used loosely online, but it describes something specific: a legal or quasi-legal ability to have certain personal information delisted…
A Leaked Private Video: Your Rights and Options
A private video getting out, whether through a hacked account, a stolen phone, a breakup or a platform breach, is one of the most…
Non-Consensual Intimate Images: Your Rights and Options
If intimate images or videos of you were shared online without your consent, you have real rights, and the law has moved in your…
Spotting Fake Reviews: How to Identify Them
Fake reviews cut both ways — some businesses buy glowing fake reviews to inflate their rating, and some businesses get hit with fake negative…
What Reputation Repair Actually Takes
Most people come to reputation repair after a bad week, or a bad year, wanting the problem gone by the following Monday. It’s a…
Negative Google Reviews: What You Can (and Can’t) Do
Google reviews are often the first thing a potential customer sees, which is exactly why a bad one feels so high-stakes. The good news…
Negative Trustpilot Reviews: What Businesses Can Expect
Trustpilot publishes clear guidelines about which reviews it will act on. Understanding them helps businesses judge what is realistic before they spend time or…
How SEO Fits Into Reputation Management
It surprises a lot of people that a reputation management project runs on the same fundamentals as an SEO campaign. The goal isn’t tricking…