Google Introduces Simplified Process to Remove Non-Consensual Explicit Images from Search
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Summary
Google has introduced a new, simplified process for individuals to request removal of non-consensual explicit images from Search results. The update builds on existing protections for victims of non-consensual explicit content, making it easier for people to report and remove such material. The article explains the new streamlined approach and how it fits into Google's broader efforts to protect users from harmful content.
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This update builds on the range of protections in Search for victims of this harmful content.
There's a new, simpler way for people to request the removal of non-consensual explicit images from Search.
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