Google rolls out a new policy that allows people to request that their personal, sexually explicit photos be removed from its search results.
“It’s just one of the many things we’re trying to do to help people feel control of their online experience,” said Danny Sullivan, Google’s public liaison for search.
Google previously allowed people to request the removal of explicit images that were shared without their consent. Sullivan said that users in the U.S. will have access to the tool in English and that Google is working to bring the feature to more locations and in additional languages soon. “It’s really meant to stick to our principles that we don’t want to shock or surprise people with things they wouldn’t expect,” Sullivan said.request the removal
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