Notice of European data protection law removal from Google Search
 

To: Owner of https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.com/, ( Cam site )

Due to a request under data protection law in Europe, Google can no longer show one or more pages from your site in Google Search results. This only affects responses to some search queries for names or other personal identifiers that might appear on your pages. Only results on versions of Google’s search results for countries applying European data protection law are affected. No action is required from you.

What we’d like you to know:
These pages haven’t been blocked entirely from our search results. They’ve only been blocked on certain searches for names on versions of Google’s search results for countries applying European data protection law. These pages will continue to appear for other searches. We aren’t disclosing which queries have been affected. In addition, to comply with developments in European law, which seek to prevent the identification of the requester, we are no longer disclosing the affected URLs.

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Did i miss something the last few months?

What this cluster fuck is that ?

I got like 90 FAKE DMC to contest this weekend and they will be all reestablished as usual, but this one ^^ is new for me.

That site contains pictures with models and/or model names?

Photos showing identifiable persons = personal data. Any information that may lead to identification of a person is considered personal data. If the models didn't consent to such use, that might be the issue here. They have the right to object and this is not new.

Thanks Spicym for your reply.
Do i need to blur all image or something like this ?

i saw a thread about this i think but did not pay too much attention to it. :thumbsup

There is nothing that can be done. Certain queries to your site in certain European countries.
They don’t tell you which pages, queries or country was blocked.

As far as I know, unlike DMCAs, you can’t counter them. So your only option is to move on.

Very standard model release language is "any use whatsoever".