The following types of content generally have
NO GROUNDS FOR REMOVAL from search results:
NO GROUNDS FOR REMOVAL from search results:
✘ Legitimate, fair and referenced expressions of opinion on a business.
✘ Recently expressed personal opinions on an individual's current business methods
✘ Companies House records are not generally removeable (but content from most sites that source and republish data from Companies House is removeable).
✘ Content relating to people who have run for political office or been substantially involved in politics or lobbying, or as religious leaders or journalists, or who have otherwise relinquished privacy rights by intentionally entering the public eye, in the last 10 years
✘ Officially Published Employment Tribunal Decisions. Although we understand the disparity of these being permanently published online and the disproportionate impact. We have two Freedom of Information requests outstanding in regards to these. FOI 1 and FOI 2. Other content relating to such cases which is not officially published by The Employment Tribunal, such as news reports or discussion blog are generally removable. .gov.uk/employment-tribunal-decisions
✘ Undecided or outstanding civil or criminal legal matters, such as coverage of pending civil proceeding or reporting of alleged perpetrators whilst they are awaiting trial or awaiting sentencing (For example, publicity around alleged crimes including “predator hunter” type videos which feature an arrest are not removeable prior to conviction or acquittal).
✘ Sentences of more than 4 years imprisonment for serious violent, sexual or terrorism offences (Schedule 18).
✘ Sentences of more than 4 years imprisonment for any other crimes, less than 10 years ago (unless sentenced reduced or conviction overturned on appeal).
✘ Convictions for terrorism related offences, even if the sentence was less than 4 years.
✘ Convictions for in-person (physical) sexual crimes, even if the sentence was less than 4 years.
✘ Convictions for in-person (physical) crimes against children of any kind, even if the sentence was less than 4 years.
✘ People with content on the so-called Dark Web (The part of the internet which isn't visible to search engines and which requires the use of an anonymous browser to access). We will not access the Dark Web under any circumstances and we do not recommend anyone else to attempt to do so.
✘ Recently expressed personal opinions on an individual's current business methods
✘ Companies House records are not generally removeable (but content from most sites that source and republish data from Companies House is removeable).
✘ Content relating to people who have run for political office or been substantially involved in politics or lobbying, or as religious leaders or journalists, or who have otherwise relinquished privacy rights by intentionally entering the public eye, in the last 10 years
✘ Officially Published Employment Tribunal Decisions. Although we understand the disparity of these being permanently published online and the disproportionate impact. We have two Freedom of Information requests outstanding in regards to these. FOI 1 and FOI 2. Other content relating to such cases which is not officially published by The Employment Tribunal, such as news reports or discussion blog are generally removable. .gov.uk/employment-tribunal-decisions
✘ Undecided or outstanding civil or criminal legal matters, such as coverage of pending civil proceeding or reporting of alleged perpetrators whilst they are awaiting trial or awaiting sentencing (For example, publicity around alleged crimes including “predator hunter” type videos which feature an arrest are not removeable prior to conviction or acquittal).
✘ Sentences of more than 4 years imprisonment for serious violent, sexual or terrorism offences (Schedule 18).
✘ Sentences of more than 4 years imprisonment for any other crimes, less than 10 years ago (unless sentenced reduced or conviction overturned on appeal).
✘ Convictions for terrorism related offences, even if the sentence was less than 4 years.
✘ Convictions for in-person (physical) sexual crimes, even if the sentence was less than 4 years.
✘ Convictions for in-person (physical) crimes against children of any kind, even if the sentence was less than 4 years.
✘ People with content on the so-called Dark Web (The part of the internet which isn't visible to search engines and which requires the use of an anonymous browser to access). We will not access the Dark Web under any circumstances and we do not recommend anyone else to attempt to do so.
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