Content on or from government and other official sources Newsworthy content Professionally-relevant content"
1. This removal process does not remove those public information aggregator sites, like "Who lives here.whatever", "Didthispersoneverappearincourt.com". The problem with the court aggregator sites is they are wrong some times. I imagine Google makes a ton of money off them though?
2. Google should remove all personal details, unless a person was in the news.
3. I'm on the fence whether you should even index sites like Yelp.com?
1) Remove personal info, which includes things like email address, phone number, physical address. You can ask those be remove; no proof of threat is required.
2) Remove doxxing content, where there's anything you might consider to be contact info that's not covered in the policy above and which is linked to a threat.
There is NO requirement of threat to remove anything listed as personally identifiable information on this page (such as personal contact info, medical records, login credentials, etc): https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/9673730
Beyond those things listed, in some cases someone who is being threatened might feel there's additional information that someone might feel is somehow personally identifying. This is where the doxxing/threat option can be used, for something not on the list where no threat is required.
Appreciate this is confusing to some; we'll be looking at how to clarify that.