The Right to be Forgotten stands for people’s ability to remove links to personal information that is “inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant" from search results. Google has so far been the first in line to publish a request form for removals, and already received more than 174,000 requests adding up to 600,000 URLs, removing 41.5 percent from its search results. Microsoft’s Bing engine put up a request form back in July, but the first removals appear to have started taking place only now. “We’ve begun processing requests as a result of the court’s ruling and in accordance with...
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