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RKP5637

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16. Easiest solution would be just to ban their IPs from use of the search engine all together

Reply to frazzled (Reply #15)

Thu May 15, 2014, 06:59 AM

May 2014

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Google gets take-down requests after European court ruling: source [View all] Jesus Malverde May 2014 OP

I didn't understand this case at first. Erich Bloodaxe BSN May 2014 #1

The monarchies...nt Jesus Malverde May 2014 #2

Or someone who is looking for a job and is pretty sure that her age is working against her. djean111 May 2014 #11

Unless you're telecommuting Erich Bloodaxe BSN May 2014 #21

Soooo can the NSA get it's exposure removed? I hope not. L0oniX May 2014 #3

Obama Shown Up billhicks76 May 2014 #10

Delete all. GeorgeGist May 2014 #4

Yep, just eliminate all search engines, let them look their crap up in the phone book / RKP5637 May 2014 #6

Lol. I remember the Internet Yellow Pages Xithras May 2014 #27

Yep, I had one! n/t RKP5637 May 2014 #28

500 million in the article. Thor_MN May 2014 #9

This sounds like a ruling by old people who don't know how to work a computer. /nt Ash_F May 2014 #5

Message auto-removed Name removed May 2014 #19

So, then what about Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo and a zillion search engines. It's not like Google RKP5637 May 2014 #7

Google has 93% of the search market in Europe frazzled May 2014 #8

Absolutely amazing. Frankly, it's quite ignorant. The search engine is only an indexing engine, RKP5637 May 2014 #13

The sources get to keep all the info ... frazzled May 2014 #15

Easiest solution would be just to ban their IPs from use of the search engine all together RKP5637 May 2014 #16

The case was brought by Mario Costeja Gonzalez Nye Bevan May 2014 #12

Thats not the same mario costeja gonzalez Jesus Malverde May 2014 #14

Message auto-removed Name removed May 2014 #20

Yes. He was foreclosed on by the bank, like thousands of Americans have experienced recently... adirondacker May 2014 #23

Good to know... sendero May 2014 #17

From a politician wanting his record in office scrubbed, and a convicted paeodphile muriel_volestrangler May 2014 #18

Exactly. Erich Bloodaxe BSN May 2014 #22

i have never had a need, a necessity to google any information about any private person Leme May 2014 #24

delete the internet..... penultimate May 2014 #25

Well look from the other side... DontTreadOnMe May 2014 #26

How is this going to work? Google would have to collect as much metadata as possible on the... Humanist_Activist May 2014 #29

That's Google's problem dipsydoodle May 2014 #30

Actually wouldn't it be the people who want to be "forgotten" problem... Humanist_Activist May 2014 #31

Nope dipsydoodle May 2014 #32

And when they can't? That's the issue here, this ruling practically outlaws search engines... Humanist_Activist May 2014 #33

Oh .. Lenomsky May 2014 #34

then shouldn't it be illegal for the newspaper which pulbished the notice to publish such info... JCMach1 May 2014 #35