RankingBySEO - Google Facing Daily Fines of €1,000 in France Google France is being fined daily in France. You want to be informed about the reason. The reason is that France wants that Google should not only remove the content from the Google search results of specific countries, but it should remove the content from global Google search results. As you know ‘Right to be Forgotten’ was introduced in European Union countries and following that Google removes the content about which people request to remove. But, Google removes the content from the specific country’s search result only and not from its global search results. Actually, the fine is related to a defamatory story. On a request under ‘Right to be Forgotten’ to remove the content from search results, Google removed the same from French search results, but it did not remove the same from global Google search results. The matter went into the court and the court imposed the €1,000 daily fine after Google declined to remove the link globally. For some experts, the decision of the French court is quite surprising. You could ask Google to remove the content from the Google search results of all European Union countries, but how the French court could order Google to remove the content from its global search results. Such orders would only create a dangerous global censorship. French courts have jurisdiction in France, but not in all over the world. As per experts, French and EU courts cannot order Google to regulate the search results in Asia, America, Australia, and Africa, as per their order. Now, it would be interesting to see how Google handles the situation and what steps it takes.

1. RankingBySEO - Google Facing Daily Fines of €1,000 in France
Google France is being fined daily in France. You want to be
informed about the reason. The reason is that France wants that
Google should not only remove the content from the Google
search results of specific countries, but it should remove the
content from global Google search results. As you know ‘Right to
be Forgotten’ was introduced in European Union countries and
following that Google removes the content about which people
request to remove. But, Google removes the content from the
specific country’s search result only and not from its global search
results.
Actually, the fine is related to a defamatory story. On a request
under ‘Right to be Forgotten’ to remove the content from search
results, Google removed the same from French search results, but
it did not remove the same from global Google search results. The
matter went into the court and the court imposed the €1,000 daily
fine after Google declined to remove the link globally.
For some experts, the decision of the French court is quite
surprising. You could ask Google to remove the content from the
Google search results of all European Union countries, but how
the French court could order Google to remove the content from
its global search results. Such orders would only create a
dangerous global censorship. French courts have jurisdiction in
France, but not in all over the world. As per experts, French and
EU courts cannot order Google to regulate the search results in
Asia, America, Australia, and Africa, as per their order.
Now, it would be interesting to see how Google handles the
situation and what steps it takes.