When Microsoft receives any request or demand, we seek to appropriately balance individuals’ rights to privacy with the public’s interest in freedom of expression and of access to information online. For more detail, please see the Bing Help webpage on submitting data protection-related requests to block results for residents of the Russian Federation. We reject requests that do not meet grounds for removal. The Russian law provides enumerated grounds for removal and requires that search results be removed if the applicant provides adequate proof in support of the claim. For more details, please see the Bing Help webpage on submitting privacy-related requests to block results in the EU.įor Russia, we follow the January 2016 amendments to Russia’s data protection law. You can add simple shape elements to your layout (such as drawing an oval, rectangle, line, or adding a bitmap) and drawing, aligning, and joining objects. In accordance with the European Court of Justice’s ruling and related guidelines, we apply a test seeking to appropriately balance individuals’ rights to privacy with the public’s interest in freedom of expression and of access to information online. Using Lunacy, you can create new designs. In Europe, individuals can request that search engines filter results for queries that include the applicant’s name if the results are inadequate, inaccurate, no longer relevant, or excessive. The numbers for “Requests that May Result in Account Closure” include those government requests for content removal that could lead to account closure (e.g., if a government reports to Microsoft an alleged violation of the terms of use for our services, and the alleged violation may lead to account closure under our terms of use), or if the government requests included an explicit request for account closure. Requests may report alleged violations of our terms of use. The laws surrounding these issues vary by country. Requests may include a wide array of subject matters, and often contend that the content violates local law, such as prohibiting hate speech, defamation, political rumors or adult content. Our numbers do not include content removed as the result of a court order against Microsoft unless a government entity was the party pursuing the content removal.
Government content removals are directed by governmental entities and may be received pursuant to a court order or other demand to Microsoft. Note: Numbers are aggregated across all Microsoft consumer online services (e.g., Bing, Bing Ads, OneDrive, MSN) for which government content removal requests were received during this reporting period.
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