Google reportedly plans to alert European users of links removed by ‘right to be forgotten’ law
Google is reportedly taking steps to ensure its users in Europe know that certain search results have been removed due to a ruling made last month by the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ). The ruling declared that_individuals should have the right_to remove outdated information about themselves from search engine results, which_led to Google introducing an online form_for users to request the removal of outdated and damaging links. According to The Guardian,_Google is planning to include an indication on search result pages to let users know that links have been removed, similar to the way it handles search...
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