European court rules Google must remove private info on individuals

A ruling from the European Court of Justice has found that search engines must remove some results about individuals if they are requested to do so, under the "right to be forgotten".

European court rules Google must remove private info on individuals

A ruling from the European Court of Justice has found that search engines must remove some results about individuals if they are requested to do so, under the "right to be forgotten".

The ECJ found that search engines, including Google, were responsible for the results that appear on their sites, even though the original data is first published elsewhere.

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