Ruling on Google auto search feature

Ruling on Google auto search feature

TOKYO, Japan - Lawyers for the plaintiff hold a press conference in Tokyo on April 15, 2013, after the Tokyo District Court ordered U.S. Internet giant Google Inc. to delete terms from its autocomplete search function in connection with a Japanese man who says the feature violated his privacy.

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