Google accompanies many of us in everyday life. Some do not like the tracks on their privacy so remaining on the canvas. © AFP, Loic Venance
Over 50% of European ties already deleted by Google

Google said they removed 53% of the relevant links on its European sites (they still appear on its American sites or other regions where EU law does not apply), but recognizes the difficulties in assessing the validity of requests. "Some claims are found to be made ​​with false or inaccurate information , writes Peter Fleischer, responsible for issues of private data at Google.  http://enjoycoloring.com/ Though applicants provide us with true, they may, understandably, avoid providing us with facts that are not in their favor. "  And to quote such a person seeking to remove links to information about a crime committed as a minor, by failing to report that she was sentenced as adults for similar offenses, or specifying it is not a public figure.

The group took the opportunity to seek advice from the regulators on a range of issues. He questions how to tell the difference between what is or is not in the public interest, on the processing of information relating to public entities or posted by the governments. Microsoft had followed in the footsteps of Google, starting early July to let the European Internet request the removal of information concerning the results in its  Bing search engine .