Intimate Photos at Google – Plaintiff Wants a Ruling From Court in Munich

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Is Google obliged to keep stolen intimate images permanently out of its search results? A couple still undergoes the pure horror: from a private database, free-range images were stolen – and since 2023 thousands of times distributed online. When people from the private environment came across the lascivious photos of the woman via the search engine, the affected had to move and look for a new job. No matter what was done: in slightly modified ve…

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Private images are stolen from a couple. Since 2023 the photos are distributed thousands of times online. The plaintiff now wants to defend himself in Munich in court.

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Private images are stolen from a couple. Since 2023, the photos have been shared thousands of times online. The plaintiff now wants to defend himself in Munich in court.

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Criminals steal sex shots from a couple. Again and again the images appear on the Internet - also in Google searches. To what extent can the company be held responsible for this?