We have added a new information page, information on the internet, online and through search engines like Google, which brings together our information, advice and other useful resources relating to information that may be available about you on the internet through search engines such as Google.
Following the ‘right to be forgotten’ ruling in May 2014, which enables individuals to request the removal of information from Google search results, our helpline has received many enquiries from people seeking assistance in making applications to Google. We’ve produced a new search engine removal request which you can use as a guide when making your case, and then copy/paste into the online forms that the different search engines have.
New information page – Information on the internet, online and through search engines such as Google
For more information
- For practical self-help information – For more information go to information on the internet, online and through search engines like Google
- To read personal stories – You can read stories about internet issues posted on theRecord, our online magazine, under the category of the ‘Google effect‘.
- Our policy work – Read about the policy work we’re doing on the ‘Google effect’ and spent convictions.
- Questions – If you have any questions about this, you can contact our helpline.
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