Your Trace test input
Trace requests removal of the FaceCheck search input after the test completes or you cancel it. If cleanup fails, do not treat the image as confirmed deleted. Trace does not persist the API upload in an application database, but upstream processing follows the provider’s policy.
A provider’s indexed result
Removing a search input does not remove photographs from the provider’s index. Use FaceCheck’s website to find its current removal-request process. Provide the exact result references requested by the provider through its official channel.
The original website
If an image appears on another website, use that site’s reporting or removal process. Record the page URL and image URL privately. Search-engine delisting is a separate action and may leave the source content online.
Google’s removal guidance explains this distinction for its search results. Other platforms have their own eligibility rules.
Keep track of the outcome
Record when you requested removal, which service received the request and whether the source actually changed. Do not post identity documents or sensitive images publicly to support a request. Read the step-by-step removal guide for a practical checklist.