How to remove personal data from Google searches – and protect yourself from fraudsters
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dailystar.co.ukscams on the rise, the way Internet companies handle your personal information has become a huge concern for millions of people.
In recent years, huge security breaches have seen the private data of millions of people leaked or stolen and sold for profit on the dark web by online criminals.
First introduced by the EU in 2014, the ‘right to be forgotten’ allows EU and UK citizens to fill in a simple form with details of the information they want removed from Google search listings.Since the law was first introduced, Google says it has received more than 4.4 million ‘delisting’ requests concerning specific URLs, which are reviewed manually by its staff.
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