While I see your point, here are some counter-examples: - Someone who was the victim of a high-profile crime, not wishing everyone they come into contact with

While I see your point, here are some counter-examples: - Someone who was the victim of a high-profile crime, not wishing everyone they come into contact with to know about it - Someone being stalked/targeted, living on a secret address - Someone who was wrongfully convicted, later exonorated. Here a mandate to publish corrections would be good enough, but I don't think Google would be happy with that, either...