-Google co-founder Larry Page, 48, has become reclusive over the past several years - avoiding being photographed except for a handful of times

-He had taken his private jet to donate COVID-19 medical supplies to Fiji last month as a second wave of the pandemic hit the country

-Page's donation was reported by Fijian Broadcasting Company News on June 19, according to Insider

-However, that story has since disappeared and sources told Insider that health officials in Fiji asked for it to come down 

-The story had reported that Page flew from Hawaii to Fiji's Nadi International Airport to provide the country with medical supplies including masks

-Page has spent months in Fiji during the coronavirus pandemic - mostly on the island of Tavarua 

-He has also been spotted an a smaller island called Namotu - which a sailor named Lorenzo Cipriani claimed Page bought in a blog post in August

Google co-founder Larry Page has reportedly been living off the grid for more than a year, hiding out in Fiji on isolated islands away from tourists as the pandemic swept the world.

Fijian health officials even pressured a TV network to pull a story about him donating COVID-19 medical supplies to the country, as the tech titan went out of his way to avoid the public.