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Ask Bing to drop old copies of pages that were removed

After a people-search site removes your page, Bing can keep showing the old page or its preview for a while. This form asks Bing to check the page again.

This is free. You don't need Free My ID to do it.

Printing this for someone? Press Ctrl+P (Cmd+P on a Mac).

Cost
Free.
Time
A few minutes per page.
Official site
bing.com

What to have ready

  • The web address of the page that was removed (copy it from the Bing result)

Step by step

  1. First make sure the people-search site has removed your page. Open the page: it should be gone or no longer show you.
  2. Open the Bing web address above.
  3. Paste the web address of the removed page and send the form.
  4. Come back here and tick 'I did this'.

Open the official page

Opens bing.com, the official website.

Good to know

  • This works only after the site has removed or changed the page. Ask the site first.
  • For other personal-information problems, Microsoft has a 'Report a Concern to Bing' page: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/concern/bing

How to undo it

Nothing to undo. Bing only refreshes its copy of the page.

Sources

We checked these steps on November 7, 2026 against:

Companies change their pages often. If something looks different, follow what the official page says.

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