The "right to be forgotten" -- or stopping certain web search results from appearing under searches for people's names -- will be debated at the European Union's top court after Alphabet Inc's Google refused requests from four individuals. In May 2014, the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) ruled that people could ask search engines, such as Google and Microsoft's Bing, to remove inadequate or irrelevant information from web results appearing under searches for people's names - dubbed the "right to be forgotten."
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