How Google's 'right to be forgotten' works

To remove unwanted information about yourself from Google's search history, all you need to do is fill out a request form.

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How Google's 'right to be forgotten' works

When you search for your name on Google, data from the past that you do not like or are currently unhappy with may appear.

It is now much easier to remove these. Google offers a request form to remove your personal data.

JUST PERFORM THIS SEARCH

To access the request form, simply search for "Google personal removal". After searching, click on the link to request the removal of personal content from Google search. Continue with the form that appears and complete it by filling in the relevant fields.

After filling out this request form, you can remove your personal data, such as your email address, from Google results. In fact, this is your legal right, and this right is known as the "Right to be Forgotten".

The Right to be Forgotten is a service that makes it easier for internet users to take control of their internet history.

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How Google's 'right to be forgotten' works

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