It turns out that 60 forged court orders have been sent to Google to remove information from Google search
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Although Google has created a ' Personal Information Deletion Request Form ' that allows you to request deletion of personal information and information that is harmful to you, legal procedures can be considered as a final measure when deletion is not permitted even if you apply. You However, CBC News has revealed that 'a large number of forged things have been found' in a court order regarding the removal of information that had been delivered to Google.
Online reputation management: CBS News investigation finds fraudulent court orders used to change Google results exclusive-CBS News
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/online-reputation-management-cbs-news-investigation-finds-fraudulent-court-orders-used-to-change-google-search/
People forged judges' signatures to trick Google into changing results | Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20019/07/people-forged-judges-signatures-to-trick-google-into-changing-results/
In the business world, there are companies that undertake ' reputation management ' to improve corporate reputation, and their business content includes efforts to conceal unfavorable information from customers. .
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While many of these initiatives are legal, there are instances where involvement in criminal activity is suspected. So, when CBC News examined a court order sent to Google by a small business in the United States, it turned out that 60 of the thousands of documents were forged.
Among the forged court orders, you may see spoofed documents, such as the case number “1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9” and so on. Yes, but many were refined. Also, some of the information that was about to be removed by forged documents has been found in connection with two prisoners who were convicted of sex crimes against children.
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Google declined to offer CBC News interviews, but instead said, 'I will do my best to identify those who are exploiting the system.' In addition, in response to inquiries from technical news media Ars Technica , “The process of verifying the authenticity of the court order has already been in place, and if there is information that was unduly deleted, we will It is said that it is to be restored, 'which indicates that a perfect system is in place.
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