In 2014, Google was ordered by the EU to let Europeans delist certain links from search results that come up when searching for the person’s name. Now, France wants to take this a step further & force Google to apply this Right to be Forgotten law in every country around the world. Google’s Kent Walker wrote an op-ed piece to explain how they feel about these demands.
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