Blogspot.com is Google’s blogging platform. You can create a blog with the same account you use for your email calendar drive and Google+ simply by signing in. Blogs can host just about any sort of content imaginable. Although Blogspot.com blogs are hosted by google individual users generate and are responsible for all of the content published on these blogs.

How to Remove Information from Blogspot

If you find your personal information exposed on a Blogspot.com blog one of two things has happened: either you’ve accidentally published the sensitive information yourself or someone else has published information about you on their blog. In the first case simply log into your Blogger account and delete the exposed content. Google will re-index the page in a few weeks and it will be as if your information had never been exposed. The second case it a little trickier. If the exposed information is illegal to publish because it violates a court order a copyright or a state or federal statute you can use Google’s content removal tools to request that the offending content be taken down.

If the exposed information does not violate the law your only option is to contact the host of the blog and ask nicely that it be removed.

Blogspot Privacy Policy, TOS and Removal

View the Blogspot Privacy Policy here.

In some cases, a websites Terms of Service spells out ways to get your info off the site. This is sometimes referred to as a TOS removal. You can view Blogspot’s TOS to see if it will help you get your info off Blogspot.

Blogspot Opt Out

For additional information on deleting website content from Blogspot visit https://support.google.com/blogger/answer/7538420.