Several weeks after the ruling by the European Court of Justice on the
so-called "right to be forgotten," the company set up an online
interface for users to register complaints.
Google spokesman Al Verney confirmed Thursday the company began taking
down some results this week, but it has a backlog to work through. He
said "each request has to be assessed individually."
Google is only deleting information that appears on its own results pages. It has no control over information on websites.
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