A controversial court ruling in the European Union has required online giant Google to embrace the so-called “right to be forgotten,” giving any European the ability to remove search results for ...

Google has rolled out a revised version of its official form for advertisers to request changes, in a move to improve the efficiency of Performance Max campaign management. The updated form now ...

Ben Fisher noticed that the Google My Business local business reinstatement request form added a new field. You can now upload a file that shows proof that your business should be reinstated in Google ...

Mariya Moeva and Bergy Berghausen of Google posted an excellent step by step instruction manual and video on when and how to submit a Google request for reinclusion in Google. In short, the steps are ...

Europeans can now request that their personal information be removed from Google online search results. Earlier this month, a landmark European Union court ruling gave people the “right to be ...

Last week, Google launched the new manual actions viewer within Webmaster Tools. Since then, webmasters have been asking where the reconsideration request form has gone. Well, it is now part of manual ...

The tech giant launched a help page for such requests that not only lets minors request the removal of information, but also prevent information of themselves from appearing in Search and on a ...

This spring, Google announced it would expand the types of personal information users could request to have removed from Google Search results to include contact information, like a phone number, ...

Google will soon remove "revenge porn" listings at the victim's request. The company describes the policy as "narrow and limited," comparing the policy to its treatment of bank account numbers in ...

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Technology correspondent Dave Lee explains how the controversial system will work Google has launched a service to allow Europeans to ask for personal data to be removed from online search results.