How to submit to Google and Bing a link defamation removal

If you believe that a link in Google or Bing search results is defamatory, you can follow these steps to request its removal:

1. Identify the defamatory link: Find the URL of the page that contains the defamatory content.
2. Contact the website owner: If the defamatory content is on someone else’s website, try contacting the site owner and asking them to remove the content. Be polite and explain why you believe the content is defamatory. If they agree to remove the content, ask them to submit a request to Google or Bing to remove the link from their search results.
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3. Create a Google/Bing account: If you can’t get the site owner to remove the content, you’ll need to submit a request to Google or Bing.
4. Submit a legal removal request: you can submit a legal removal request to have the defamatory link removed from the search results. You will need to provide evidence that the content is defamatory and may need to provide a court order or other legal documentation.
   In Google Search Console, go to the “Legal Removals” section and follow the instructions to submit your request.
   Here you find also the direct Google links:
   https://support.google.com/legal/troubleshooter/1114905#ts=9814647
   (EU residents) https://reportcontent.google.com/forms/rtbf
   In Bing Webmaster Tools, go to the “Content Removal” section and submit your request there.
   Here you find also the direct Bing link:
   https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/concern/bing
   http://www.bing.com/webmasters/tools/contentremoval
   (EU residents) https://www.bing.com/webmaster/tools/eu-privacy-request
5. Wait for a response: Once you’ve submitted your request, Google or Bing will review it and either approve or deny the request. If your request is approved, the link should be removed from the search results within a few days.

It’s important to note that Google and Bing have strict policies regarding the removal of defamatory content from their search results, and will only remove links in certain circumstances. If your request is denied, you may need to seek legal assistance to have the content removed.