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French Privacy Agency Orders Google to Remove Global Links

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France's data privacy agency ordered Google to remove search results worldwide upon request, giving the company two weeks to apply the “right to be forgotten” globally. The order Friday from CNIL comes more than a year after Europe's highest court ruled that people have the right to control what appears when their name is searched online. So far, Google says it has received more than 268,000 requests to remove URLs after the May 2014 decision. French citizens lead the...

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