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Censorship of Google

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Censorship of Google may refer to:

blocking or filtering of Google services or websites by outside entities, notably in the policies of Internet censorship in the People's Republic of China
Google's own censorship of its search results as the result of legal action by third parties, most notably the European Union's "right to be forgotten"

See also

Internet censorship and surveillance by country.

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