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Google already is censoring content at DMCA requests. And what about privacy? What would you do to remove some unpleasant information about yourself from the in
by codedokode 11y ago
Google already is censoring content at DMCA requests. And what about privacy? What would you do to remove some unpleasant information about yourself from the internet?
- deleted 11y ago[deleted]
- kodablah 11y agoWhat would you do to remove some unpleasant information about yourself from <some other publishing method>?
- ocdtrekkie 11y agoPresumably, get a lawyer and sue them for defamation, likely at great personal expense. Up against the corporate lawyers of media empires (or search engines), your chances are pretty slim.
- curt15 11y agoWith DMCA requests, the expression is deemed unlawful and the DMCA is used ultimately to take down the actual website. That is not the case here as the websites are allowed to continue publishing to the world without penalty.
- magicalist 11y ago> Google already is censoring content at DMCA requests Google not only alerts you to the fact they removed a link due to the DMCA, they even link to the entry in the Chilling Effects database that contains the actual DMCA takedown notice. The implementation of the "right to be forgotten" specifically disallows a notification of any kind.