Google got 24 lakh URL removal requests, 43% were accepted
Google has received 24 lakh requests to remove URLs from its search engine under Europe's 'right to be forgotten' law, the tech giant revealed and said it accepted 43% of them. The 2014 law lets people ask search engines to delist information about themselves from search results. Of the reasons behind the requests, 'Professional Information' topped the list at 24%.