Delete does not delete?
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Recently, Google started to implement a ruling by the European Court, that is, when it comes to search my name, European citizens can request Google to remove specific links. But go straight to Google to remove links against much of the media, for a time, Google fell in Europe, "not a" awkwardness.

This ruling is also commonly referred to as European Internet users "right to be forgotten". According to the ruling, Google and other search engines, you must protect citizens ' privacy, in search of names, delete the link containing unwanted content.

In late June, Google began to take action, any European citizen can use the online form, submit wishes to delete the link to the Google (search result appear to my name), said a total of 40,000 people request that Google staff for review.

However, Google acts delete links in accordance with citizens ' requirements, has prompted media protests. United Kingdom the guardian and the United Kingdom broadcasting company has found that disappears in the numerous articles in the Google search engine.

Such as the United Kingdom JamesBall, editor of the guardian, said he had written six articles, Google has entered the "memory hole".

In addition, United Kingdom BBC economic news editor RobertPeston received a notice, allegedly carried out a search of names, he wrote in a blog post in 2007, and will not appear.

Obviously, if it requires more than 40,000 citizens are met, which means that a large number of European media articles, to be "reasonable" to delete, media obviously cannot be received this way.

According to reports, in the face of media criticism, Google has begun to recover some deleted articles one by one.

Executives at Google Europe responsible for public relations PeterBarron the United Kingdom Broadcasting Corporation, according to the users requirement to remove the link, it was a "difficult process". In his BBC radio program, denied that a questions about: request to remove links that Google deliberately meets to all citizens, to express dissatisfaction with the EU courts.

The Executive said, the EU Court's ruling is not what Google wants to see, but since has become EU law, Google can only choose to abide by.