The Guardian -
26 Jun 2014 19:58

Google has had thousands of requests, but will not say how many search histories or web pages have been tweaked Google has begun removing search links to content in Europe under the "right to be forgotten" ruling, which obliges it not to point to web pages with "outdated or irrelevant" information about individuals. Searches made on Google's services in Europe using peoples' names includes a section at the bottom with the phrase "Some results may have been removed under data protection law in Eu...
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