Content & IP Rights · User right or choice
You can request removal of content from specific Google services based on applicable law and Google policies
You can also request that content be removed from specific Google services, but Google ties this to applicable law and its policies, so a request is not a guarantee of removal.
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request to remove content
from specific Google services based on applicable law and our policies
Qualifications & exceptions
- Removal depends on applicable law and Google's policies.
Content & IP Rights · User right or choice
You can delete a Blogger blog, a Google Site you own, or reviews you left in the Play Store
As examples of deleting content from specific Google services, Google says you can delete your blog from Blogger or a Google Site you own from Google Sites, and delete reviews you have left on apps, games and other content in the Play Store.
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For example, you can delete [your blog](https://support.google.com/blogger?p=privpol_blog) from Blogger or [a Google Site you own](https://support.google.com/sites?p=privpol_delete) from Google Sites.
You can also delete [reviews](https://support.google.com/googleplay?p=privpol_review) you’ve left on apps, games, and other content in the Play Store.