Are you always happy when your name is mistakenly associated with your own name in Google? Seeing our names misspelled in social media and other websites by Google doesn't bring any joy, does it? In 1995, Shawn Fanning gave a name to this self-searching: "egosurfing." Beyond taking our self-awareness to new heights in today's world, there's another relevance to this: If your personal details have been posted online by someone, it's an easy way to find them using egosurfing.

Some things to keep in mind when someone inadvertently enters their phone number into Google: Some issues are noteworthy. In a government office, all the details provided by a person, including Aadhar card information and bank statements, are stored on the internet. Remember that it's a government office. It's not known to those individuals in the government office that their details are being shared on the internet. Two, if personal information is leaked from a government office, it's to improve the efficiency of that government department's services, not to breach security. It's not something the officials in that government department have in mind. Lastly, when conversing over the phone, it's not easy for individuals who have been contacted in connection with this matter to be found. After speaking on the phone, they may feel more uncomfortable with the response they received. One, this is a government office's responsibility, not a breach of privacy or security, to improve the efficiency of the department's services. If you find yourself in such a situation, what will you do?

That's where Google's service comes in: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/removals.

Now, to remove any page available on the internet from Google's search results, use this link to inform Google. After a few hours, that link will disappear from Google's search results. You won't find that link anywhere on the internet. Look for the next instructions on how to remove it.

If you have a lot of knowledge and awareness about your digital security, you can easily guess what's going on. After finding it, remove it from Google's search results using this form. Communicate with them about why you want those matters to be taken down. For a day, the website will be inactive, and when the website goes online again, links to her personal information will be disabled. There are no issues... What's wrong with this? You can find out by searching Google for your date of birth, bank account, Aadhar number, PAN number, and other details. See if any links have been removed or if your details have been leaked elsewhere on the internet. Then, you can contact them. Be sure to contact the organization's IT team afterwards. If you have any questions, ask. After that, accept the actions to remove these details from Google's search.

How did your mobile service provider/bank call center cause such a catastrophic failure in these examples? The failure in such cases is most easily found through Google. Apart from that, websites and apps' security breaches...