No, tracing a Google reviewer’s identity is rarely possible; only lawful requests may reveal limited account data.

No, you can’t disable reviews on a Business Profile; you can report policy-breaking posts and respond to feedback.

No, Google Business Profile reviews can’t be switched off; use reporting, replies, and profile tools to manage feedback.

No, you can’t turn off Google Business Profile reviews; you can only report policy-breaking posts and manage them with timely replies.

No, you can’t see who views your Google reviews; only totals and public reviewer names appear when someone actually posts feedback.

No, Google review reactions are anonymous; you see counts, not the profiles behind those likes or emojis.

No, Google review likes show only a count; identities of people who reacted aren’t revealed to you or the business.

Yes, you can delete your own Google review; removing others’ reviews requires reporting policy violations to Google.

No, deleted Google reviews aren’t visible to anyone—once removed, they vanish from public pages and Business Profile dashboards.

No, on a review in Google Maps you’ll only see a helpful total—who tapped the icon isn’t shown to users or business owners.