I love how this article mentions the very thing those people wanted to be forgotten. Will they now have to request the removal of this too?
I hope this goes on and on until the European court realise what a stupid ruling they made.
BTW if you want to see any of the stuff that is "forgotten" just search using google.com instead of .co.uk or whatever, it's all still there, not forgotten at all, just removed from Google's index for those of us unfortunate enough to fall under the European jurisdiction.
PCWorld: Google tells UK media which of their stories it is hiding from search results. http://stu.gs/1mOe3QU
via Stuart Cummings - Google+ Posts http://stu.gs/1mOe3QZ
I hope this goes on and on until the European court realise what a stupid ruling they made.
BTW if you want to see any of the stuff that is "forgotten" just search using google.com instead of .co.uk or whatever, it's all still there, not forgotten at all, just removed from Google's index for those of us unfortunate enough to fall under the European jurisdiction.
PCWorld: Google tells UK media which of their stories it is hiding from search results. http://stu.gs/1mOe3QU
| Google tells UK media which of their stories it is hiding from search results | PCWorld |
via Stuart Cummings - Google+ Posts http://stu.gs/1mOe3QZ
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