OK, I am confused what policy you're arguing in favor of. You seem to think that limiting search is too broad a measure, yet you think that an actress will be a

OK, I am confused what policy you're arguing in favor of. You seem to think that limiting search is too broad a measure, yet you think that an actress will be annoyed by the results of the search. I suggested a sort of compromise. If she looks up her name, it will come clean, because people should be forbidden to associate her name with an artificial image (without her consent). If she looks up her face (without a porn filter, or something like that), well, then.. she might find distasteful things. So she perhaps better not do that. But almost anybody can find distasteful things on their own face (facial similarity is pretty common, in fact), or even without a face (that's why major search engines already do content filtering).