Removal of negative content
We clear the internet of what harms you.
Legal. Permanent. Confidential.
Content such as intimate photos, personal data, or fulfilled convictions should not be on the internet. Honoralia, we eliminate them protected by your right to be forgotten, with a success rate of 98 %
Digital Pact • AEPD
What can we eliminate
If this appears when someone searches for your name, we can make it disappear.
Not everything that makes you uncomfortable on the internet can be legally removed, but much more than people think can be. These are the types of content that, at Honoralia, we manage to permanently remove:
- Old or outdated news
- Personal photos and videos
- Sexual or intimate content shared without consent
- Publications concerning minors
- Comments, insults and slander on social networks and forums
- Personal data in databases and directories
- Your name in official bulletins
- Criminal and police records, expungeable
- Fingerprint of a deceased relative
- Fake or defamatory reviews on Google, TripAdvisor, Trustpilot
- Negative news in digital media
- Forum and sector-specific blog posts
- Company information on unofficial commercial portals
- Lists of debtors (ASNEF, Experian, Badexcug, Equifax, RAI, FIJ)
- Impersonation and unfair competition online
Service catalogue
We eliminate all types of content
Right to be forgotten in search engines
We remove your negative search results from Google and Bing. When someone searches your name, they will no longer appear.
Withdrawal on Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok, LinkedIn, Tinder, etc.
Defamatory comments, photos without your consent, fake profiles, videos, third-party posts. We work across all platforms.
News in the digital press and newspaper archives
We negotiate with the media and, if necessary, with search engines to deindex. We apply the right to be forgotten to old, outdated or damaging news.
Withdrawal on third-party websites
We are contacting the webmaster, hosting provider, and, if applicable, the search engine so that the information does not appear in either the source or the results.
Google Reviews, TripAdvisor, Trustpilot, Yelp, Booking....
The 94 % consumer survey shows that consumers avoid businesses with negative reviews. We remove reviews that are false, defamatory or posted by unfair competitors.
Google Images and other platforms
Old photos, sessions that no longer represent you, stolen images or from social media accounts that have since been deleted but are still indexed. We delete them.
Maximum legal protection
Uncontrolled publication of photos of your children, school data, press mentions. The legal framework is particularly robust for minors.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, etc
Remove negative content that AI might generate
Websites that trade your company data
We remove your information or your company's information from unofficial commercial directories that publish data extracted from the BORME without authorisation.
BOE, BOCM, DOGV and all regional official gazettes
Fines, competitive exams, grants, administrative penalties… we manage de-indexing so they don't appear on
Google.
Cancellation in the Central Register of Convictions
If you have served a prison sentence or your criminal liability has been extinguished, you have the right to have them expunged. This also applies to prior police records.
When the amicable route is not enough
Civil proceedings for infringement of honour and privacy. We can claim compensation from publishers and search engines.
Digital legacy and will
We manage the removal of a deceased relative's digital footprint: social media, emails, posts. You can also plan for your own.
Commercial databases that shouldn't have you
Exercising the right to erasure and objection concerning unsolicited commercial communications.
Legal framework
We don't ask for it as a favour. We demand it in your name.
Our work is supported by a solid legal framework that protects your right to control what is published about you. These are the legal pillars we invoke in every claim:
Established in the judgment of the CJEU of 13 May 2014 (Case C-131/12, Google Spain) and included in the Article 93 LOPDGDD. It allows search engines and publishers to be required to remove information that is no longer relevant, accurate, or proportionate. Google.
Article 18 of the Spanish Constitution Organic Law 1/1982 Civil protection. Basis for making claims against publications that violate your private sphere or damage your reputation.
EU Regulation 2016/679 and Organic Law 3/2018. Rights of access, rectification, erasure, objection, and restriction of processing. Claimable before the AEPD.
Criminal Code offences against privacy (Art. 197), slander (Art. 205), defamation (Art. 208), discovery and disclosure of secrets, digital extortion.
On the Internet, forgetting is not a privilege: it is a fundamental right recognised by the Court of Justice of the European Union.
Our Method
That's how we'll do it. Step by step, in whatever time it takes.
Day 0
Confidential contact
Tell us your case by phone, WhatsApp, video call or encrypted form. No obligation. Professional secrecy from the first minute.
Days 1-2
Diagnóstico y auditoría
We'll trace your entire digital footprint with professional tools. In under 48 hours, you'll receive a detailed report with all located mentions and a personalised action plan.
Day 3
Bespoke legal strategy
Our multidisciplinary team (lawyers, journalists, technicians, and community managers) designs the optimal route: which legal avenues to pursue, which platforms to contact, and in what order.
Weeks following
Implementation and monitoring
We act in parallel: requirements to the original publisher, claims to search engines, a complaint to the AEPD if applicable, and, in complex cases, legal action. You'll have a single manager who will update you weekly.
Closing + Future
Continuous verification and protection
We confirm the removal with certified captures and offer you preventative monitoring to alert you if content about you reappears. Your reputation, protected.
Coverage
Wherever the content may be, we'll get there.
We operate across all relevant platforms, jurisdictions and search engines.
- Bing
- Yahoo
- Yandex
- DuckDuckgo
- Baidu
- X
- TikTok
- YouTube
- Tinder
- Snapchat
- Telegram
- Google Reviews
- TripAdvisor
- Trustpilot
- Yelp
- Booking
- Doctoralia
- Milanuncios
Coverage in +500 digital headers Spanish and international. We resolve cases in +60 countries, with associated legal teams in the EU, UK, USA and Latin America.
Real Cases (Anonymised)
Real stories of people who regained control.
Every case is unique. That is why we have structured our work around three key areas which, when combined, give you back full control over your digital image.
Paula, 34, healthcare professional
News of a court case from which she was acquitted continued to appear on the first page of Google seven years later. She was losing patients.
🎯 Solution
Right to be forgotten with Google +
Request to the media + complaint to the AEPD.
✅ Result
0 negative results when searching for their name.
Family restaurant, Valencia
17 negative reviews posted in three days from a single IP after a labour dispute. Average rating dropped from 4.7 to
3,1.
🎯 Solution
Technical report to Google for spam patterns + legal action for unfair competition.
✅ Result
15 reviews deleted and rating
recovered at 4.6.
Executive, 48 years old
An intimate video, recorded without her knowledge, had been circulated on various forums and websites. Active sextortion.
🎯 Solution
Urgent AEPD channel + technical actions on 11 platforms + lawsuit.
✅ Result
100 % withdrawals and the person responsible identified.
- All cases have been altered to preserve anonymity. We have confidentiality agreements with 100 % of our clients.
Why not do it alone?
Yes, you could try it yourself. But this is what normally happens.
- Generic Google forms that are rejected in 70 % of cases
- You don't know which platforms have indexed your content
- You do not know the applicable legal bases
- The media is ignoring emails from private individuals.
- If they tell you no, it's over
- Weeks of emotional wear and tear without progress
- Risk of it reappearing without you realising
- Specialised legal writing with solid legal argumentation
- Full technical audit of your digital footprint
- Combined application of GDPR + LOPDGDD + LO 1/1982 + Penal Code
- We have direct contact with the legal departments of the main media outlets.
- We escalate to the AEPD or to the judicial route.
- A single manager, weekly report, committed deadlines
- Continuous preventive monitoring
Prices
Transparency also in prices.
From €50. Fixed price after diagnosis. No surprises.
Most requested
FROM
50 €
Removal of specific content (a
URL, a review, a fact. Ideal for simple and isolated cases.
- Budget closed after diagnosis
- No surprises
- If we don't remove it, we don't get paid.
Personalised plan
For complex cases with multiple content across various platforms. Includes dedicated manager, monitoring and full legal support.
- Payment in instalments available
- Dedicated manager 24/7
- Preventative monitoring included
Preguntas frecuentes sobre la eliminación de contenido
¿Qué contenido se puede eliminar de Internet?
Noticias antiguas o desactualizadas, fotos y vídeos, contenido íntimo difundido sin consentimiento, datos personales en directorios y bases de datos, reseñas falsas, publicaciones en foros y redes sociales, boletines oficiales y listas de morosos. No todo lo que incomoda es legalmente eliminable: cada caso se analiza para comprobar si existe base legal (derecho al olvido, protección de datos o derecho al honor) antes de presupuestar.
¿Qué diferencia hay entre borrar, desindexar y anonimizar?
Delete significa que la publicación desaparece de la web que la publicó. Unindex significa que deja de aparecer en Google, Bing u otros buscadores al buscar el nombre de la persona, aunque siga existiendo en la fuente. Anonimizar consiste en sustituir el nombre por iniciales en la propia publicación, de modo que no sea posible identificar a la persona desde los buscadores.
¿Reclaman ante Google o ante el medio que publicó el contenido?
Primero se requiere al responsable de la publicación (medio, foro, red social o directorio), porque si el contenido desaparece de la fuente original ya no hace falta acudir a los buscadores. Solo cuando el responsable deniega la petición o no contesta se reclama ante Google y Bing. Si también lo rechazan, se presenta reclamación ante la Spanish Agency de Protección de Datos y, en último término, ante los tribunales.
¿Cómo se presupuesta la eliminación?
Tras un diagnóstico gratuito y confidencial, se entrega un presupuesto cerrado por escrito. Depende del número de enlaces, de los responsables a los que hay que requerir y de la dificultad jurídica del caso. Parte de los honorarios queda condicionada al resultado y existen facilidades de pago fraccionado.
¿Puede volver a aparecer el contenido eliminado?
No debería. Una vez que el responsable o el buscador aceptan la petición, la publicación no vuelve a aparecer salvo por fallos técnicos puntuales. Si el mismo enlace contratado reaparece dentro del periodo de garantía, Honoralia vuelve a reclamar sin coste adicional, y ofrece monitorización preventiva para avisar de nuevas publicaciones.
¿Es legal y confidencial?
Sí. Honoralia solo actúa por vías legales: el Reglamento General de Protección de Datos, la Ley Orgánica 3/2018, la Ley Orgánica 1/1982 y la jurisprudencia del Tribunal de Justicia de la Unión Europea. Todos los casos están protegidos por el secreto profesional de los abogados y se firma un acuerdo de confidencialidad con cada cliente.