Remove from Google in California
As a California resident, you have powerful privacy rights under CCPA and state law. Learn how to leverage these protections to remove your personal information from Google.
Your California Privacy Rights
California has the strongest privacy protections in the United States.
CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act)
- Right to know what personal info is collected
- Right to delete personal information
- Right to opt-out of data sales
- Right to non-discrimination for exercising rights
California Civil Code § 1798.91.1
- Mugshot sites must remove photos FREE
- 10-day removal deadline
- $1,000/day penalty for non-compliance
- Applies to dismissed, expunged, or acquitted cases
California Penal Code § 647
- Criminal penalties for revenge porn
- Victims can sue for damages
- Applies to deepfakes and AI-generated content
- Up to 6 months imprisonment for offenders
California's 'Eraser Law' (SB 568)
- Minors can remove their own online posts
- Websites must provide removal mechanism
- Applies to content posted as a minor
- Strongest youth privacy protection in US
What California Law Helps You Remove
Our California-Specific Services
Mugshot Removal (CA Law)
We cite California Civil Code § 1798.91.1 to demand FREE removal from mugshot sites. No fees to the sites—they must comply.
CCPA Data Deletion
We send formal CCPA deletion requests to data brokers on your behalf, citing California Consumer Privacy Act requirements.
Revenge Porn Removal
Leveraging California's strong anti-revenge porn laws, we pursue both platform removal and Google de-indexing.
Deepfake Removal
California's Civil Code § 1708.86 provides specific protections against AI-generated explicit content.
Serving All of California
We help clients throughout the Golden State
California Resident? You Have Rights.
Let us leverage California's powerful privacy laws on your behalf. Free case evaluation for all CA residents.
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