Yes, you can delete or edit a Google review you wrote, using Google Maps or Search while signed in to the same account.

Yes, old Google reviews can be removed when they break policy, are illegal, or the author deletes them.

Yes, removal is possible for policy breaches, legal issues, or your own posts; businesses can only flag and request review.

Yes—Google reviews can be removed when they break policy or law; fair opinions stay.

No, you can’t delete another user’s Google review; you can flag policy-breaking content or pursue a legal removal request.

Yes, you can report Google reviews that break policy by flagging them in your Business Profile or the Maps app.

Yes, you can report fake Google reviews through your profile or Maps and boost removal odds with clear evidence.

Yes, you can report a Google review from Maps or your Business Profile; Google checks policy violations and may remove it.

Yes, you can report a negative review on Google, and it’s removed only if it breaks Google’s posted content rules.

Yes, false reviews on Google can be reported and removed when they break content rules—flag them, document proof, and follow the appeal path.