The European Union Court of Justice ruled in an advisory judgment on Tuesday that Google must remove links to outdated or irrelevant personal information from search results upon request by an E.U. citizen, allowing them the right to control their private data
By: Barbara Tasch & Doug Aamoth
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A European court in Amsterdam ruled Tuesday that Google must remove outdated or irrelevant personal information on individuals from its search results if requested, enshrining a right to be “forgotten.”