Thursday, 27 November 2014

Keep Your Frisky Selfies To Yourself!





You’ve heard about it by now, at this point, everyone has been made privy to the fact that loads of female celebrities fell victim to hackers selling their nude selfies to the most interested buyers. Plenty of questions are raised when something like this happens. What were they thinking? Why aren’t apps more secure? Shouldn’t there be protection laws in place?

Regardless of the right and wrong of it, what it comes down to is that you need to protect yourself. If you can’t help but to share those naughty selfies, then you should probably, at some time, consider hiring the services of a competent online reputation management company who knows how to effectively remove photos from Google. It is people’s nature to share, and that’s how videos and pictures go viral. You definitely don’t want this happening to you. But even if it does, Pictoguard has the skills and the talent to remove negative search results, as well as remove photos from Google that are embarrassing you and forever harming your personal or professional reputation.

Their clients include Hollywood A-listers that have really gotten themselves into embarrassing online jams. But Pictoguard’s team of proficient software programmers and lawyers has proven successful thousands of times in their efforts to remove photos from Google. In fact, they’ve removed over 100,000 negative URL’s of 30,000 negative images on more than 5,000 websites. They are multi-lingual and can effectively cross most language barriers. They work tirelessly to make sure that their client’s online reputation is not only up-to-snuff, but stellar, to boot. To accomplish this, Pictoguard not only works hard to eliminate the inappropriate images, they also replace them with positive images to help foster a more likeable, more appealing YOU.

In Light of Celebrity Controversies, Individuals and Companies Ask, Is My Online Reputation at Risk?


It might, in fact, seem that only celebrities are at risk of ruining their online reputations, but it isn’t true. Anyone who is searchable on the internet, is at risk someway, somehow of their online reputation being damaged. Whether it is caused by the individual or company’s own actions, the maliciousness of an ex-friend or a disgruntled employee, or even a careless mishap with no real source, anybody who can be found online is also at risk of portraying a negative or misrepresentative reputation.

Celebrity controversies such as the nude selfies hacked from iCloud are just a snapshot of the bigger internet picture. What individuals and companies need to be aware of is that everybody is at risk. A quick internet search can prove if it may be necessary to remove images from Google search, or possibly remove negative search engine results. But keeping up on this is a formidable task. That’s why it’s important to hire a company who has proven itself in the ability to remove images from Google search, and has dozens of client testimonials to back them up.

Pictoguard, the best online reputation management company, has not only helped A-list celebrities deal with issues like the nude selfies scandal, but dozens of other intimate and potentially embarrassing issues as well. Their crew of expert software programmers and lawyers make a winning combination that get them the results they want when they set out to remove negative search engine results.

Don’t be fooled into thinking that only the rich and famous are at risk of an internet downfall. The truth of the matter is, the internet is a storehouse for knowledge, but there is no way of filtering this knowledge, or maintaining its validity. Prudent steps taken by individuals and companies can significantly decrease the likelihood of a “bad” reputation influencing their professional and personal lives.