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Privacy watchdog takes Google to court over ‘right to be forgotten’ case

Canada's privacy commissioner is asking the Federal Court to order Google to de-list specific search results, after Google refused to comply with the watchdog’s recommendations.

Published Aug 28, 2026 · 7:00 PMOriginal source: Global News17 reads
Privacy watchdog takes Google to court over ‘right to be forgotten’ case
Canada's privacy commissioner is asking the Federal Court to order Google to de-list specific search results, after Google refused to comply with the watchdog’s recommendations.
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