Microsoft has
kept its head down since a European court in May ruled that people
could ask Internet search services to delink personal information.
But the company is about to invite a lot more attention.
Microsoft plans to follow the lead of Google, which responded to the court ruling by creating an online form that lets individuals request removal of links to material they say violates their online privacy.
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