First of all, these data are not stored in Baidu database, but in the database of the source website pointed by Baidu search results. For example, if you submit your resume on 5 1 or Yingcai.com, your information will be stored in the databases of these two websites.

Secondly: this storage also has a time limit, such as three years, five years, ten years and so on. Automatically disappears after expiration.

Thirdly, the protection of personal data of major job search websites is stipulated by law, at least it is impossible to disclose it to others at will. You found the result on Baidu, but you can't see your complete information after people click it.

Fourth: I suggest you pay attention to setting the privacy level when submitting your resume in the future. In fact, this phenomenon is a relatively important social phenomenon, and the degree of attention paid by job-hunting websites is far from enough. And I think we should make an agreement with major search websites so that resumes can't appear in search results. Things that involve personal privacy, including mobile phone numbers and instant messaging numbers, should not actually appear in search results. Search websites should pay attention to this piece.

Fifth: but don't be too stressed. You are not a rich celebrity. It's no use knowing your information, no one will be interested. At best, people who sell insurance and houses will harass you. You are an ordinary person, and you won't have any enemies, will you? Besides, if you are really used, isn't there a law to protect you?

Relax, it's no big deal.