> Google's search results are not "factual historical information". They're an index of webpages that anyone and everyone can create, saying whatever they like.
I'd argue that the fact that a webpage says something is itself an historical fact, and shouldn't be forbidden to be said.
This isn't a comment about the case, or the right to be forgotten, but something quite important nonetheless - Google's search results are not "factual historical information". They're an index of webpages that anyone and everyone can create, saying whatever they like. Google claims their engine ranks pages that more reputable higher than others, but without any transparency around that we can't know whether or not we agree with it's decisions.