Google is no longer obliged to remove sensitive personal data links globally. The European Union's Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday when it settled a dispute between the US technology giant and regulators protecting privacy in France.
The French personal data protection agency (CNEL) fined Google 100,000 euros in 2016 for refusing to remove sensitive information from Internet search results worldwide at the request of the so-called "forgotten right". ".
Google wins battle with France over "forgotten right"
2019-09-24T10:02:49.293Z
Google is no longer obliged to remove sensitive personal data links globally. The EU Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday when it resolved a dispute between the US technology giant and regulators protecting privacy in France.
Source: emara