[Tanel]

Maailma suurim otsingumootor Google riskib Prantsusmaal trahvi saada, kui ei laienda inimeste õigust olla otsimootoris unustatud kõigile oma veebilehtedele – ehk siis ka neile, mis asuvad väljaspool Euroopa Liitu.

Loe edasi: http://www.aripaev.ee/uudised/2015/06/12/google-sai-prantsusmaalt-ultimaatumi

[A5DK]

Google võiks lihtsalt vastu ähvardada asjad kokku pakkida ja Prantsusmaa osa sulgeda. Ilma Googlita oleks palju raskem.

[sooty]

Meh, kui USA kombitsad ulatuvad ümber maailma, siis miks ei võiks EU natuke vinguda ja maailmalt enda tahtele allumist nõuda?
Mingisugused ettevõtte kiunuga kokkupakkimised lõppeksid väga kiirelt vastusammudega ja tänasel päeval on valitsused siiski võimelised palju kõvema kahuriga paugutama. Igasuguste kokkulepetega muidugi üritatakse tasakaalu muuta, TTIP & co.

[LKits]

[softis]

[Taun0]

et siis parantuse seadus olla unustatud peab kehtima ka eestis? ei tundu see nõue kuidagi mõistlikuna.

[Hazar]

Ehk siis nupp mis lubaks end kõigist guugli tulemustest kustutada? Guugli otsing on ikka märksõnade mitte isiksuste jaoks, kuidas nad loodavad, et seda praktiliselt teostatakse?

[sooty]

Kui otsing sisaldab keelatud sõna, ei tule mitte ühtegi vastust. Vastavad instantsid võtavad palgale inimesed, kes nimekirja pikendavad ja korras hoiavad või ostavad teenuse Hiinlastelt sisse.

[tahanteada]

Paistab, et Google-t "klopitakse" ka muudes riikides, verivärske keiss siis Kanadast:

Canadian Court Forces Google to Take One Step Closer to Internet Censorship
Only the Supreme Court of Canada can save Google now

A dangerous precedent has been set in Canada where a court rejected Google's appeal in a case the company has been fighting for years, and now the it has to remove links to particular pages from its world-wide search results.

In what RIAA and MPAA have been trying to achieve by throwing all kinds of ridiculous lawsuits at the company, and even attempting to push SOPA past the US government, two silly Canadian companies have accomplished in a squabble totally unrelated to piracy or online censorship.

A case of trademark violation is at the core of the issue, kind of

The whole affair started when Morgan Jack, a former business partner of Equustek Solutions, set up Datalink Technologies Gateways and began reselling Equustek networking routers, relabeling them under his own brand.

Equustek sued Datalink, won, but wasn't satisfied. It then sued Google and wanted all links leading to the Datalink website removed from the company's search results.

Google complied and removed the links in question, yet only from its Canadian .ca extension. Equustek was not happy, sued again and in 2014 won and got a court to force Google to remove the links in question from all of its domains.

Google appealed, but this Friday, the company lost the appeal and is now facing one final solution before having to comply with the court's ruling, and that's the Supreme Court of Canada.

Google, if left alone, will lose the fight against censorship

If Google doesn't win, this will set a legal precedent for other business, and all type of business can sue the company in any Canadian court and have it remove all the links they want wiped off the Internet.

This, of course, includes RIAA and MPAA, which for years have been wanting to remove pirate sites from search engines like Google, Bing or Yahoo, but have never gotten even remotely close to what these two Canadian manufacturers of networking equipment have managed to do.

Google had a terrible week, being also cited by the French agency CNIL in a similar matter, regarding the way it implements the Right to Be Forgotten law (RTBFL) in the EU.

Apparently the French aren't happy with Google because the company is removing links that come under RTBFL only from its .fr domain, and not from results that appear on all of its other extensions. Officially, CNIL has notified Google it has 15 days to remove the URLs world-wide, or it will be sanctioned according to French law.

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Canadian-Court-Forces-Google-to-Take-One-Step-Closer-to-Internet-Censorship-484242.shtml
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Neile, kes Google abil enam infot ei leia, siis ei tasu nukrutseda, paljudel alternatiiv-brauseritel on Default otsimootoriks Yahoo ning Linuxi maailmas tundub olevat väga populaarseks Default otsimootoriks DuckDuckGo.

PS: Aga neid otsimootoreid on muidu hulgim, näiteks Maxthon Cloud Browser sisaldab juba koheselt 8 erinevat otsimootorit, mitte enam 3-4 erinevat. Seega, pole probleemi kui Google midagi ei leia, mingi teine mootor ikka leiab.

[Hazar]

[LKits]

Arvan, et see lahendatakse pigem spetsiifiliste lehtede blacklistimisega või siis spetsiifilised sõnaühendid (isikukood, nimi + telefoninumber vms).

[HacaX]

[MatchMaker]

Kasutasin ise ka äsja seda võimalust ja saatsin avalduse, et kaotada mingi parasiitotsingusüsteemi " The Profile Engine" tulemus. Üldiselt positiivne, et googlit sunnitakse rohkem "vastutust" võtma. Euroopa on selliste asjade poolest alati vähe kainem olnud.