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'Right to be forgotten' on google?
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'Right to be forgotten' on google?

According to Sky News, you may soon be able to send a request into Google for them to delete all of your history from the search engine when your name is searched.

Roosh's articles (1, 2) suggest using the power of Google to defeat NYC liberals and feminists, however it looks like they may have a lifeline.

Does anybody have any other information on this?
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'Right to be forgotten' on google?

I think it works only for European area/citizens, as privacy laws are stricter there. But not sure.

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#3

'Right to be forgotten' on google?

I can't see how that could be done in the USA or even Europe. The public record is the public record.

Should Charles Manson or Marc Dutroux be forgotten?
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'Right to be forgotten' on google?

Quote: (05-30-2014 08:18 AM)Aldershot Wrote:  

According to Sky News, you may soon be able to send a request into Google for them to delete all of your history from the search engine when your name is searched.

Roosh's articles (1, 2) suggest using the power of Google to defeat NYC liberals and feminists, however it looks like they may have a lifeline.

Does anybody have any other information on this?

Wouldn't that also kill traffic for their site(s)?
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'Right to be forgotten' on google?

Google needs to forget my friggin mugshots.
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