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24 September 201913.15 Google will not have to apply the right to oblivion on a global scale. The European Court of Justice has established that the search engine will not be required to remove, outside the EU, links to content that some users would like no longer visible. However, subject to certain exceptions provided for by EU law, the prohibition to treat certain sensitive personal data applies. The ruling is on Google's appeal against the French Privacy Agency, which had asked to remove all harmful content on a user.EU agrees with Google: no global oblivion
2019-09-24T11:23:43.588Z
13.15 Google will not have to apply the right to be forgotten on a global scale. The European Court of Justice has established this, according to which the search engine will not be required to remove, outside the EU, links to content that some users would like no longer visible. However, subject to certain exceptions provided for by EU law, the prohibition to treat certain sensitive personal data applies. The ruling is on Google's appeal against the French Privacy Agency, which had asked to remove all harmful content on a user.
Source: rainews