Route 1 - Delisting from search results
Under Art. 17 GDPR, search results for your name can be delisted. YIIO collects the specific addresses, assembles the list, drafts the reasoning from a typified pattern and tracks the deadline. Submitting through the operators form remains your step. No programming interface exists for this - at any provider.
Note: delisting from search and deletion at the source server are two legally distinct things. The content remains in place, it is merely no longer findable via your name. The effect is EU-wide, not worldwide.
Route 2 - Notice under Art. 16 DSA
Hosting providers must offer electronic and easily accessible notice routes and must decide on a notice promptly, diligently and non-arbitrarily. YIIO assembles the required content: substantiated reasoning, the exact electronic location, your contact details and the statement of good faith.
The required content is uniform across the EU, the forms are not - every platform builds its own. The preparation can therefore be reused, while submitting remains platform-specific. If a decision fails to come or goes against you, a free internal complaints procedure under Art. 20 and out-of-court dispute settlement under Art. 21 remain open. Both are tracked as well.
Route 3 - Tending your own entity
The only route that lies entirely in your hands: tending your entity in open knowledge bases, in the structured markup of your own website and in public directories. It works more slowly than a delisting - but on the very sources search systems and AI answers draw upon.
