If your name has turned up in an “Are We Dating the Same Guy” (AWDTSG) Facebook group, your first instinct may be to sue — the women who posted, the moderators, even Facebook itself. It’s a fair question, and a few men have already tried it in court. The short
By the MGMT Reputation team · Updated 28 October 2026 Wondering how to remove a mugshot from Google? A mugshot can be removed from Google when the site hosting it takes it down, when Google’s own policies cover the page, or when a state law requires the publisher to act,
A single unfair review on your Indeed company page can scare off candidates before they ever apply. The good news: Indeed does remove reviews that break its rules. The catch: you can’t delete a review just because it’s negative, and the process rewards employers who know exactly which grounds to
By MGMT Reputation Editorial · Updated 24 October 2026 Tea is a women-only app where men are discussed by name and photo, and men cannot open it to check. MGMT Reputation checks it for you: a Tea App Search by name and phone is $199.99 with results within 24 hours,
Can you remove a post from Are We Dating the Same Guy? Removal from Are We Dating the Same Guy groups is not guaranteed, but it is often possible, and MGMT Reputation removes these posts for you. Because the groups sit on Facebook, posts that break Facebook’s Community Standards —
Can you find out if you’ve been posted on Are We Dating the Same Guy? There is no official tool to search the “Are We Dating the Same Guy” groups, because they are private and members-only. But you can often find out indirectly — through screenshots shared by others, mutual
By the MGMT Reputation team · Updated 28 October 2026 LinkedIn reputation management means making your LinkedIn profile the strongest, most accurate result for your name, removing anything on LinkedIn that breaks its rules, and pushing down the other results that undermine you. MGMT Reputation does this as part of
By the MGMT Reputation team · Updated 28 October 2026 Executive reputation management means controlling what boards, investors, journalists, recruiters and AI assistants find when they search your name: removing what breaks a platform’s rules or the law, pushing down what can’t be removed, and building accurate, authoritative content in
You Googled yourself and found a TikTok video sitting right there on the first page. Maybe you posted it years ago without thinking twice, maybe someone else uploaded it, or maybe it caught more attention than you ever expected. The problem is not just that the video exists. The problem
By the MGMT Reputation team · Updated 28 October 2026 The straight answer on how to remove negative Glassdoor reviews: a review comes down when it breaks Glassdoor’s community guidelines, not because it is negative, and only Glassdoor can remove it. MGMT Reputation removes qualifying Glassdoor reviews for $750 (image)
A video goes up on YouTube. It has your name in the title. You did not upload it, you did not approve it, and now it is showing up when people search for you. Most people in this situation have one immediate question, can you delete someone’s youtube video, or
By the MGMT Reputation team · Updated 28 October 2026 Wondering how to remove a Yelp review? A Yelp review can be removed when it breaks Yelp’s content guidelines, and MGMT Reputation removes qualifying Yelp reviews for $1,250 per review, assessed case by case, paid upfront, with the timeline confirmed
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