Google rolls out tool to help minors delete photos from search
CNN
Google is now making it easier for minors or their parents to have photos of them deleted from search results.
In a blog post published Wednesday, the company said it is rolling out a tool that lets parents and kids under the age of 18 request photos be removed from its images tab or no longer appear as thumbnails in a search inquiry.
Although Google (GOOG) previously offered ways for people to request the removal of personal information and photos that fit into categories such as "non-consensual explicit" or "financial, medical and national ID," it's now extending this to images of minors.
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