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Read more to me like 1. the complainant told google to delete some things 2. google says no, some things include invalid request for political official 3. oh
by kodablah 6y ago
Read more to me like
1. the complainant told google to delete some things
2. google says no, some things include invalid request for political official
3. oh, it did include an invalid request, but the other part was valid, here is a fine
One thing I would like to know is who will be getting fined for submitting an invalid request? I am also curious if anyone more familiar with the case knows whether a totally-valid request was submitted in whole and was similarly rejected. I admit not being familiar with the details beyond what I read in the link.
On a general note, I completely agree with your concerns about the right to be forgotten and the unbalanced incentives. I applaud Google for pushing back.
- josefx 6y agoWhat you leave out in 3 is that they had proof for the valid part, most likely court documents dismissing the fraudulent case. Ignoring official, legal documents issued by the country you operate in seems like a very bad idea if you do not want to be fined.