It’s bad news for those that think they could humiliate and victimize anyone by uploading sexually explicit images of their victims online. Google released today through a blog post that it will soon introduce a formal process that will enable web users to request removal of “revenge porn” images from Google’s search engine. “Revenge porn” is a term that’s used to refer to images that someone uses to publicly humiliate
another person – for example, an ex-partner who decides to post private images after a breakup. In other cases, the “revenge porn” may refer to images hackers have stolen and distributed from victims’ accounts, Google says

Although this won’t solve the problem of revenge porn, as it won’t remove these images from the websites which they were uploaded. But Google’s decision to honor people’s requests to remove such imagery from their search results can help. I personally believe this is good news and a welcomed development that puts a limit to humiliation through revenge porn. Thumbs up Google!

http://www.thypcdoc.com/2015/06/google-well-honor-requests-to-remove.html

Since Na ladies e day affect..I go just read comments

this guy here don beat me to FTC. Nice idea by Google though!!!

People will invent another term.