Google has introduced the opportunity to delete the search results in response to the request of the person concerned if there is any unwanted content related to the username in the search results. This facility is available only in the EU member states. An EU court ruling on May 13 forced Google to provide the feature.

Although Google was upset by the court ruling, the search giant launched a service called ‘Right to Be Forgotten’ for EU countries for fear of fines.

Unwanted to leave with your own name Google If you want to delete the search result, you have to apply online. For this the applicant has to fill a form. Provide the links you want to delete and provide photo ID as proof of personal identity.

Google said in an online form, “We will review your request and consider whether the links or data are outdated or have a public interest impact before deleting them.”

This process can be activated by mid-June. Google has received more than 12,000 forget requests within a day of launching ‘Right to Be Forgotten’.

If you live in Europe This link You can delete unwanted search results associated with your name by visiting ‘Right to Be Forgotten’.