This means that doxing someone with the intent to make someone fear for their safety or to incite others to cause them harm can be illegal. Furthermore, the First Amendment does not protect people from being sued for: Publishing highly personal information about someone that's not of legitimate concern to the public.

Doxing is the act of revealing personal information about someone online without their consent. It can include information such as the victim's real name, home address, workplace, phone number, financial information, and other personal details.

Go to: https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/9673730, scroll down and click “start removal request”. Click on the edit icon to the right of “what do you want to do?” and select “remove information you see in Google Search.” Select where you found the info that you want to be wiped.

A quick way to clear those results is by making sure the profiles on those accounts are private. By making those profiles private, Google won't display them in search results. The caveat here is that if your profile was public and had shown up in search results before, it will continue to appear in Google searches.