In Europe, Google must delete inaccurate search info if asked, court rules

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Google will have to delete search results about people in Europe if they can prove that the information is clearly wrong, judges have ruled. FOX13

23-year-old Trevor Rainbolt shows FOX TV Stations his process for how he wows the internet with his ability to accurately guess specific locations on Google maps in seconds, usually only being a few miles off.has to delete search results about people in Europe if they can prove that the information is clearly wrong, the European Union's top court said Thursday.

"Since 2014, we’ve worked hard to implement the right to be forgotten in Europe, and to strike a sensible balance between people’s rights of access to information and privacy," the company said in a statement. Google refused because it didn't know whether the articles were accurate or not, according to a press summary of the ruling.

To avoid making it too hard to get false results removed, the ruling said a court decision isn't needed and that people can "provide only evidence that can reasonably be required."

 

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