URLs removed as a result of a copyright takedown requests are removed globally.
[in this case, probably the first one "anything associated with this URL" Click remove outdated link.
Google started accepting and processing de-listing requests last summer, and has now evaluated more than 202,000 requests asking for more than 733,000 URLs to be removed, according to its Transparency Report.
One digital content protection specialist, Degban, makes requests for about 300,000 link removals per week on behalf of clients and has asked for nearly 31 million web pages, or URLs, to be removed from Google's results so far, reports the search firm.
From there on in, Forget.me will track your claim while it's in Google's pipeline of people wanting not to be found — i.e. have certain web pages, images and videos associated with a search of their name de-indexed — including alerting you when the offending URLs have been removed.
The following URLs will be removed from Google's search results in a few hours.
And that it is making the user do all the legwork by requiring they submit all the URLs they wish are removed, when Google's own algorithms could actually shortcut that.
Removing duplicate URLs, URL availability (90 to 100% available) drops to 77.13%.
In the past month alone, Google says it has received 88,814,884 requests to remove URLs due to alleged copyright infringement.
Next, you can now remove URLs that are shown on your dashboard.
