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Can you ask Google to remove photos of a minor from search results?

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Weekly Marketing and Advertising News, October 29, 2021: Google Making Waves
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What the archive says

01Google now allows people under 18 or their parents to request removal of photos from search results — but only from the results page, not from the host website, which raises unresolved content-ownership questions. source →

02Google's shopping bar now appears at the top of more search results; brands bid on specific product keywords (like a camera model number) and pay per click, not per sale, so Google isn't taking a cut of the transaction. source →

In their words

What was actually said

Let's scroll on. Okay, so this is interesting because back, lots of Google stuff today. So they're now letting people under 18 or their parents, they can request a rule to delete photos from search results.
Ryan Alford · Weekly Marketing and Advertising News, October 29, 2 (16:57)
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