Since the Court of Justice of the European Union ruling on May 13, which established a “right to be forgotten” in search results, we’ve received a significant number of requests from Europeans to remove information about them from search results. Today, we’re releasing statistics about these removals in our Transparency Report . Transparency Report , but we wanted to share some highlights from the stats here. Since our request form went live on May 29, we’ve received more than 142,000 requests to remove links to more than 490,000 web pages from Google Search results. Posted by Jess Hemerly, Public Policy Manager, Google
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