Re:BBC to publish 'right to be forgotten' removals list
by pessimizer on Friday October 17, 2014 @02:04PM
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>Google has every right to ignore all but the most obviously justified removal requests and only remove results after a court order.
If it wants to sink massive amounts of money, time, risk for other operations, and goodwill from powerful people in order to avoid doing something that won't affect its bottom line in the slightest way to just do.
>They are deliberately taking an axe to the search results in an attempt to make EU privacy protection look like censorship.
No, they're accepting censorship because there's no money in being freedom fighters.
If it wants to sink massive amounts of money, time, risk for other operations, and goodwill from powerful people in order to avoid doing something that won't affect its bottom line in the slightest way to just do.
>They are deliberately taking an axe to the search results in an attempt to make EU privacy protection look like censorship.
No, they're accepting censorship because there's no money in being freedom fighters.