The UK’s Information
Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has enforced the European cyber law’s “right to be
forgotten” against Google over search results linked to a minor crime committed
by an individual ten years ago. Last month, the ICO released an
enforcement notice ordering the search engine to remove within 35 days nine
links associated with the individual’s crime. In some respects, the
decision represents an expansion of the right as it involves removing links to
articles about Google's removal of articles about the individual.
If you need assistance on submitting a request to remove certain information about you from the search engines, then contact Gerrie van Gaalen
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