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A right-to-be-forgotten delisting surfaces in Search Console
A Search Console notice flagged that a page on a UK site had been delisted from name-based search results in European versions of Google. It shows EU right-to-be-forgotten requests being sent to site owners as formal notices.
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For you, this means delisting actions are now visible in Search Console, so check notices before assuming a ranking problem.
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A right-to-be-forgotten delisting surfaces in Search Console
A Search Console notice flagged that a page on a UK site had been delisted from name-based search results in European versions of Google. It shows EU right-to-be-forgotten requests being sent to site owners as formal notices. For you, this means delisting actions are now visible in Search Console, so check notices before assuming a ranking problem.
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